eduLinksNow RSS Feeds

The eduLinksNow Articles & Videos RSS Feed allows subscribers to be automatically notified when new a new article or video on edu and gov linking strategy becomes available. Subscribing to the feed ensures that you won’t have to check back periodically to see whether or not we have posted something new, and you will be proactively notified when new content is available. You can, of course, unsubscribe from our feed at any time.

In addition to our Articles & Videos RSS Feed, you can also access and subscribe to our Link Building Blog RSS Feed that will deliver to you in real time our latest blog updates concerning the edu and gov links industry.

What Is RSS?

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. RSS is a global standard for publishing content. RSS files are text files, in a standardized format known as XML, that contain a list of items consisting of at least a title, summary, and a link (URL) to a web page. RSS files may also be referred to as RSS feeds or RSS channels. Web site publishers use RSS feeds to distribute information such as articles, interesting content, and content from weblogs (blogs). This makes it easier for you to obtain and read this information.

How to Read Our Feeds

In order to receive updates from our Feeds, you will need to subscribe to each feed using an RSS reader or aggregator. An RSS reader/aggregator is a web service or software on a PC that allows you to subscribe to and read RSS feeds such as this one. Often the reader or aggregator is located within your browser, making for extremely convenient and quick access to our latest updates. For more information on readers/aggregators, visit Wikipedia’s entry on the subject.

Where to Get Our Feeds

Here are a few popular RSS web services where you can add our feeds: