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RSS Feeds and Readers

What is RSS?
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an XML file used to syndicate online news articles, blog posts, images, podcasts and even video from multiple websites.

How does it work?
RSS-enabled websites and blogs provide what is called an RSS feed. By subscribing to an RSS feed you can be notified whenever a website or blog has been updated with new content in real-time. In order to read your RSS feeds you'll require an RSS reader (also known as an aggregator). An RSS reader allows you to view the latest headlines from syndicated sites all in one browser.

Do I have to pay for an RSS reader?
No. There are free readers available online such as Bloglines, My Yahoo and Google Reader. Other inexpensive readers can be purchased as well.

How do I subscribe to SearchAnyway's blog with RSS?
1. Download or sign up for an RSS reader.
2. Go to the SearchAnyway Blog.
3. Right-click on the “Subscribe” option on the top right-hand column of our website, then copy and paste the RSS feed URL http://blog.searchanyway.com/atom.xml
4. Add the URL to your feed reader. Notice that our most recent blog headlines will be listed and you can click on any one of your choice.


Podcasts

All of SearchAnyway's audio podcasts are available in MP3 format from our blog or from these podcast directories (Podcast.net, etc.). You can listen to us with such players as iTunes Quicktime, Windows Media and Winamp. Users have the option of manually downloading single episodes or can subscribe to our Podcasts and receive new episodes automatically.

How do I subscribe to your Podcasts with iTunes?
1. Open iTunes
2. Go to Advanced
3. Go to Subscribe to Podcast
4. Copy and paste this link: http://feeds.feedburner.com/searchanyway

How do I download one episode at a time?
1. To listen to one of our podcasts you must first download a compatible media player (iTunes Quicktime, Windows Media and Winamp, etc.)
2. Click on the episode link of your choice in the right-hand column of our blog.
3. You will hear the audio podcast on your player. Depending on the type of player you have chosen, you can view the title as well as a brief description of the actual episode.