RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is one of the many ways you can promote your website. It allows you to get your content out there for users who might be interested in your industry, services or products. Even though the implementation and use of RSS feeds might look complicated and hard to many people, it actually is a very easy and straight forward approach to syndicating content.
There are a few but very important elements in using and benefiting from RSS feeds. We have tried to make it as easy-to-understand as possible here:
1- Create an RSS Feed
For anyone who runs a business of any kind, you’ll know that the true question is not whether we need marketing, but how much do we need? A store owner can have the best products available on the market, and a top notch staff, and they will still flounder financially if no one is able to find their product. Even word of mouth is a form of marketing. It’s impossible to simply put out a great product and expect to get financial rewards. As with any business, it takes money to make money. An investment in marketing is equally, if not more important than, the investments you make inventory and staff.
Black Hat SEO tactics are practices used by unethical SEO companies, and online marketing sites to trick search engines into giving them a higher ranking than they deserve. Black Hat SEO delivers fast results, but is ultimately very bad news for the users. So why is Black Hat SEO frowned upon, if it works (albeit temporarily)? Black Hat tactics are considered unethical, because they almost always break the rules of search engines. In addition to that, sites that use Black Hat SEO techniques make for a near universally bad user experience. There also some pretty severe repercussions for using Black Hat techniques. When search engines discover that these methods are being used, they will often block those sites from search results, rendering the site essentially useless.
Thousands of new websites are created daily and you might agree that not all websites are created equal. If you search on the internet, you can find ways to create your own website or blog and ultimately design it on your own. This is okay but if you are planning to make money through your site, you are sure to find yourself at a serious disadvantage. To generate or increase profits, whether it be through a direct purchase 
Search Engine Marketing (SEM) is a term that has created some confusion over the years. It is used by some Internet Marketers and Online Advertisers for what is commonly referred to as Paid Search or 
The acronym SEO is most commonly known for the words Search Engine Optimization. This sounds very technical, so what does it all mean? Most of us go on to Google every day and search for something. Whether it is a product or service we desire, news, people, or just general inquiries, Google is the most commonly used and searched platform in the world. There are other sites such as Yahoo, MSN, Altavista, and Ask Jeeves just to name a few that we occasionally use; these are considered search engines as well. For those of you who are new to this planet, out of touch with technology, or have been living with a tribe deep in the Amazon for the last 15 years, allow me to explain what a search engine actually is. According to my MAC dictionary widget (provided by dictionary.com), a search engine is a program for the retrieval of data from a database or network, especially the Internet. In laymen terms, you type in the search bar what you want to find, and the search engine does its best job at helping you find it.