Let The Power Of RSS Place Your Content All Over The World Wide Web, Driving You An Endless Supply Of Traffic And Dollars Starting Today… The best available solution to your many troubling problems with getting tons of fresh and free traffic to your web site is RSS. RSS (Really Simple Syndication), is the mantra of the millennium, it’s on its way to creating a saga, etching its mark in the marvelous world of the Internet.

Use RSS to reach new heights and discover the undiscovered depths in your business or marketing field. Get all of your online content and messages delivered to your customers as fresh, unharmed, and unblocked by spam filters as you have desired to for so long…

Give a remarkable face-lift to your web site by taking advantage of the salient features of RSS.

Gear up your search engine rankings and drive more traffic to your web site.

Don’t worry about having lost past customers, to email deliver ability issues… Chances are that you will win not only them back but also thousands of fresh new prospects with this remarkable tool.

What’s more? Seize this golden opportunity to get your content published on other web sites increasing the number of visitors and widening the exposure of your business 10 fold!

Use RSS to build strong customer relationships and enjoy the resulting benefits reflected in your business.

Ultimately use RSS to increase your sales in ways you never thought possible before on the internet!

• Get familiar with the various RSS terminologies. After all, the better you are aware with the terminologies that will soon be ruling the Internet the more proficient you will get with these tools.. 

• Learn about RSS as a marketing tool. Squeeze out the advantages of the RSS to earn more and more on the Internet Than ever before.

You will learn:

Useful tips to improve your blogging skills and how to let your blog combined with RSS fuel your marketing efforts like you have never dreamed…

RSS can improve the number of visitors to your site drastically, which will create the end result of more sales which equals dollars in the bank...

Even if you are a complete computer DUNCE- you will know everything you need to know to CASH IN with RSS starting tomorrow!

We will start with the basic descriptions or the terms such as the elements of RSS and proceed through to creating your very own RSS feed

How to build it and how to drive traffic to it, how to read RSS feeds, we tell you everything A to Z ?its just a smooth swim across a quiet river! No ambiguity! No confusions!

The illustrated examples prove a clear glass perspective you need to understand the procedures in and out thoroughly!

• Big media like ABC, CNN, Washington post, New york times and BBC have already gone the RSS way for publishing their content. And most of the leading publishers and newspapers are either using RSS or planning to use it.
• The Christian Science Monitor has implanted RSS feed in their web site since October 2002 and offers over 25 different RSS feeds
• A Nooked-influencer survey states that 87% of their respondents use RSS feeds.
• Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates conveyed to the 2004 CEO Summit attendees that RSS ..get[s] away from the drawbacks of e-mail that it’s too imposing and yet the drawbacks of the Web site that you don’t know if there’s something new and interesting there — this is about solving that.

This book has the most in depth-coverage of important MCMS development topics found anywhere. Each author of the book is a renowned expert in the area

• Learn directly from recognized community experts
• Extensive coverage of the Publishing API (PAPI)
• Get Sharepoint and MCMS working together
• InfoPath, RSS and hot topics covered

In Detail

Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 is a dynamic web publishing system with which you can build websites quickly and cost-efficiently. MCMS provides the administration, authoring, and data management functionality, and you provide the website interface, logic, and workflow. Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server (SPS) also features in the book. SPS 2003 enables enterprises to deploy an intelligent portal that seamlessly connects users, teams, and knowledge so that people can take advantage of relevant information across business processes to help them work more efficiently.

You’ve mastered the basics of MCMS, and setup your own MCMS installation. You’ve only scratched the surface. This book is your gateway to squeezing every penny from your investment in MCMS and SPS, and making these two applications work together to provide an outstanding richness of content delivery and easy maintainability.

As a developer, the Publishing API (PAPI) is at the heart of your work with MCMS, and this book starts by taking you on the most detailed tour of the PAPI you will find anywhere. As a live example, a component that reveals the structure of your MCMS site is created, taking you through how to manage the common elements of MCMS programmatically.

Getting SharePoint and MCMS to work together is the next stop in the book. You will see how to use SharePoint’s search engine to search MCMS content, publish content between the two systems, and create SharePoint Web Parts to draw content from MCMS.

To ease your everyday work with MCMS, there are chapters on placeholder validation, and some useful custom placeholders for common MCMS tasks, such as a date-time picker, a placeholder for multiple attachments, and a DataGrid placeholder among others.

There are a number of ways to consume MCMS content from the outside world, and we look at two exciting ways here; RSS and InfoPath/Web Services. The InfoPath solution provides another interface to MCMS content that allows content authors to concentrate on content and not the presentation.

What you will learn from this book?

• Extensive coverage of the Publishing API (PAPI)
• Managing Channels and Postings with the PAPI
• Managing Templates, Template Galleries, Resources, and Users with the PAPI
• Getting Sharepoint and MCMS to work together
• Publishing content between MCMS and SharePoint
• Preparing postings for search indexing
• Creating Sharepoint Web Parts to display MCMS data
• Creating powerful custom Placeholder Controls
• Adding validation to Placeholder Controls
• Combining InfoPath, Web Services and MCMS’s robust content repository
• Using RSS to syndicate content from your site, and display content from other sites
• Staging static versions of your pages
• A further 60 pages of invaluable MCMS tips and tricks

Who this book is written for?

This book is written for developers who want to the skills to fully exploit the power of MCMS and SPS. The book presumes a working knowledge of MCMS, the .NET Framework and familiarity with the C# language. All the code examples are in C#.

Following on from “Building Websites with Microsoft Content Management Server”, this book takes MCMS development to a higher level of both power and integration. Like its predecessor, this book is packed with code examples and never-before seen secrets of MCMS. Years of active participation in MCMS newsgroups and mailing lists mean that the authors hard-won experience puts them in the ideal position to tell you what you really need to know as you build more advanced MCMS applications.

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Innerhalb von 20 Jahren ist das Web von einem Arbeitsgruppentool für CERN zu einem globalen Informationsplatz mit mehr als 1,7 Billion Usern geworden. Immer mehr Firmen und User richten ihr Augenmerk auf die neuen Möglichkeiten des Webs um ihren Internetauftritt zu verbessern. Doch wofür steht das Schlagwort ?Web 2.0? ? Hype, Trend, Revolution oder gar einen echten Quantensprung? 2007 war ?Web 2.0? in aller Munde, doch heutzutage verwenden Internetnutzer täglich Web 2.0 Anwendungen ohne zu wissen, dass es sich dabei um Anwendungen der Web 2.0 Ära handelt. Diese Buch gibt einen Einblick in die 7 Web 2.0 Prinzipien von Tim O?Reilly sowie deren charakteristische Anwendungen. Wichtig für die Beurteilung der User Experience und Usability sind die User Interface Kriterien. Aufbauend auf diesen theoretischen Teil folgen Fallbeispiele, die neue Möglichkeiten der Verwendung von Web 2.0 Technologien illustrieren. Das daraus resultierende Web 2.0 Interaktionsparadigma zeigt Kriterien für eine gute Web 2.0 Anwendung und Regeln für die Verwendung auf. Mit Hilfe dieses Buches sollen schnelle, kostengünstige, einfache sowie intuitiv benutzbare Web 2.0 Applikationen entstehen.

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