Okay first the Template then we will begin to divide it up.

<channel>

<ti<div style="float:right;position:relative;width:200px;padding:10px;"><a href="/article/26459/advice--The-Page-Rank-10-Experiment---Can-It-Live-Up-To-Its-Name-.html"> The Page Rank 10 Experiment – Can It Live Up To Its Name?</a><br>This is an update to the original article about the Page Rank 10 Experiment where the page rank 10 web site tries to achieve a Google page rank of 10 within 2 years. The participating site that refers the most traffic to the page rank 10 site gets to keep the page rank 10 site at the end of the contest if it achieves the page rank level of 10.The Page Rank 10 Experiment is continuing to grow, but is it meeting with any success? Ultimately, it seems only logical that the success of this project can be measured but only in one way, the page rank that it actually achieves.The site started on April 20th, 2006 and as of today, January 20, 2007, it is currently showing 2540 back links in Google. New sites continue to sign up as participants in this experiment on a regular basis.One can only wonder what will be the ultimate outcome of this attempt to achieve an unthinkable and most likely unreasonably objective of a page rank 10! I don’t know how many sites currently rank as a PR10. Google owns the only sites I can recall matching this page rank level.As of this writing the site reports 111.799 unique visitors since 4/20/2006. The last time I wrote about this, they were predicting an increase in p</div>Okay now roll up your sleeves, close the door, take the phone off the hook and get ready. You are going to begin to create an RSS feed. To Recap we have on the drawing board: <OL></p><p><LI>What you want to go into the feed</LI></p><p><LI>Patience</LI></p><p><LI>A place to put it up on the net</LI></p><p><LI>Patience</LI></p><p><LI>A small smattering of technical knowledge</LI></p><p><LI>Patience</LI> </OL></p><p>The very first thing we need to do is understand the makeup of our "rss.xml" file. Well actually the very first thing we need to do is get a template to understand the makeup. We will go from the simple to the more complicated, so don't get stressed.</p><p>First point to remember. <B>The template below does NOT include all possible options and/or variations.</B> We will go from simple to complex. And I do not expect anyone to be able to get all the possible permutations at one shot. What we are simply trying to do is explain the layout so you can get the schema into your head and understand the various possibilities.</p><p>Of course if you are really into discovering all the techie jargon and possibilities about XML I suggest to start off at: http://www.feedvalidator.org/docs/rss2.html. This will lead you slowly and surely into the possibilities of RSS template creation and all its permutations.</p><p>If you are a "techie" or the inner workings of HTML and XML are not a mystery to you, then the template below will be fairly self-explanatory. However, if you are new to the world of XML and especially RSS then it would be a good idea to take the few minutes to study this template and all the explanations.</p><p>One of the points to remember is that if you do a Google or Yahoo search for "RSS templates" or something along that line you will come up with a great many articles. Unfortunately, most of those articles are written on a level that demands you have some expertise in these areas. Below I am going to try and explain in <I><B>"layman"</B></I> terms what each entry means.</p><p>XML has its own markup language. All the commands like HTML are enclosed in <> as you can see below. Some commands demand that the "command" or "code" be placed between the < opening and the ending > such as the first line in the template: <XMP> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> Other commands demand a beginning and an end marker such as <item> </item>. As in HTML the marker with the / (slash) such as </item> tells XML you are at the end of the entry marked as <item>.

Okay first the Template then we will begin to divide it up.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <?xml-stylesheet type='text/css' > <rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/">

<channel>

<ti<div style="float:left;position:relative;width:200px;padding:10px;"><a href="/article/68745/advice--Internet-Marketing-Analysis-Can-Be-Fun-.html"> Internet Marketing Analysis Can Be Fun!</a><br>You've heard about it. You've read about it. And now you wonder if you can do it: earn a living from home in Internet marketing.Perhaps you are a mom with young children who wants to work at home. Perhaps you are retired and looking for income to supplement your pension. Or maybe you are the next gangbuster marketer to hit the Internet!People from all walks of life -- even kids in high school -- are learning to make money from the Internet and having fun doing it.They are using Internet marketing analysis to create their strategy. Internet marketing analysis is simply the process of evaluating the various ways you can make money on the Internet and then finding the appropriate marketing methods based on your skills, time, and budget.Top Ways to Make Money on the Internet1. Your own products - Create your own ebooks, software, or really anything that has a large enough target market and not too much competition.2. Resale or private label products - Purchase the resale rights to ebooks and software for pennies on the dollar and then sell them for whatever you choose for almost pure profit.3. Affiliate programs - Sell other people's products. Many product developers have an affi</div>e to understand the makeup. We will go from the simple to the more complicated, so don't get stressed.</p><p>First point to remember. <B>The template below does NOT include all possible options and/or variations.</B> We will go from simple to complex. And I do not expect anyone to be able to get all the possible permutations at one shot. What we are simply trying to do is explain the layout so you can get the schema into your head and understand the various possibilities.</p><p>Of course if you are really into discovering all the techie jargon and possibilities about XML I suggest to start off at: http://www.feedvalidator.org/docs/rss2.html. This will lead you slowly and surely into the possibilities of RSS template creation and all its permutations.</p><p>If you are a "techie" or the inner workings of HTML and XML are not a mystery to you, then the template below will be fairly self-explanatory. However, if you are new to the world of XML and especially RSS then it would be a good idea to take the few minutes to study this template and all the explanations.</p><p>One of the points to remember is that if you do a Google or Yahoo search for "RSS templates" or something along that line you will come up with a great many articles. Unfortunately, most of those articles are written on a level that demands you have some expertise in these areas. Below I am going to try and explain in <I><B>"layman"</B></I> terms what each entry means.</p><p>XML has its own markup language. All the commands like HTML are enclosed in <> as you can see below. Some commands demand that the "command" or "code" be placed between the < opening and the ending > such as the first line in the template: <XMP> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> Other commands demand a beginning and an end marker such as <item> </item>. As in HTML the marker with the / (slash) such as </item> tells XML you are at the end of the entry marked as <item>.

Okay first the Template then we will begin to divide it up.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <?xml-stylesheet type='text/css' > <rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/">

<channel>

<ti<div style="float:right;position:relative;width:200px;padding:10px;"><a href="/article/51877/advice--Affiliates---Beware-Of-Hype.html"> Affiliates - Beware Of Hype</a><br>This is not my first article about affiliate marketing hype and you can be cheated by so called gurus. Again this time, I am not saying all ebook authors are scammers. The truth is they are almost all saying the same, they even promote each others ebooks at the same time.Their new release is supposed to be better than the previous. Some authors, serial writers, are selling the same infos on different websites. They just change the title and the words, but the content is the same.How can you spot hype ? Is the offer too good to be true ? Study the sales letter and see if there is something you already read somewhere else. Look for reviews. Go to Google and search for 'xyz review', 'xyz scam', etc. Then visit forums and ask people to share their experience.You will always get better point of views from users, because they are buyers. If they don't like what they purchase, they will tell you. Some people will just say "nothing new", some will even tell you what are the techniques inside the ebook. Not in details, but you will get the idea.Forums allow you to get multiple answers and you will quickly know the truth. Again, use google and search for 'affiliate forum', 'clickbank forum', 'webmaster for</div>out XML I suggest to start off at: http://www.feedvalidator.org/docs/rss2.html. This will lead you slowly and surely into the possibilities of RSS template creation and all its permutations.</p><p>If you are a "techie" or the inner workings of HTML and XML are not a mystery to you, then the template below will be fairly self-explanatory. However, if you are new to the world of XML and especially RSS then it would be a good idea to take the few minutes to study this template and all the explanations.</p><p>One of the points to remember is that if you do a Google or Yahoo search for "RSS templates" or something along that line you will come up with a great many articles. Unfortunately, most of those articles are written on a level that demands you have some expertise in these areas. Below I am going to try and explain in <I><B>"layman"</B></I> terms what each entry means.</p><p>XML has its own markup language. All the commands like HTML are enclosed in <> as you can see below. Some commands demand that the "command" or "code" be placed between the < opening and the ending > such as the first line in the template: <XMP> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> Other commands demand a beginning and an end marker such as <item> </item>. As in HTML the marker with the / (slash) such as </item> tells XML you are at the end of the entry marked as <item>.

Okay first the Template then we will begin to divide it up.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <?xml-stylesheet type='text/css' > <rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/">

<channel>

<ti<div style="float:left;position:relative;width:200px;padding:10px;"><a href="/article/16922/advice--Earn-Money-at-Home-by-Finding-Credit-Solutions-for-Others.html"> Earn Money at Home by Finding Credit Solutions for Others</a><br>Each day people are looking for a way to earn money at home. Sometimes it is in addition to a regular job, or as a main source of income. The opportunities are unlimited in finding home employment today. A home-based business is not dependent on a person's location or prior experience. By searching for yourself through the various online offerings, you will be able to find a way to earn money at home based on your individual skills and interests. There are also many companies that offer training for a home based business. Finding Credit Solutions for Others Finding credit solutions for others and money brokering are effectual ways to earn money while working at home. You would be able to work full or part time as your time and schedule allows. By providing this kind of service you will be able to expand business by receiving referrals from satisfied clients and by advertising. Becoming more independent is an important goal for many people. They might want to open their own business and need financing. Or perhaps they are in too much debt and need a credit solution to release them from financial stress. There are people every day that need help and don't know how to handle their si</div> Yahoo search for "RSS templates" or something along that line you will come up with a great many articles. Unfortunately, most of those articles are written on a level that demands you have some expertise in these areas. Below I am going to try and explain in <I><B>"layman"</B></I> terms what each entry means.</p><p>XML has its own markup language. All the commands like HTML are enclosed in <> as you can see below. Some commands demand that the "command" or "code" be placed between the < opening and the ending > such as the first line in the template: <XMP> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> Other commands demand a beginning and an end marker such as <item> </item>. As in HTML the marker with the / (slash) such as </item> tells XML you are at the end of the entry marked as <item>.

Okay first the Template then we will begin to divide it up.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <?xml-stylesheet type='text/css' > <rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/">

<channel>

<ti<div style="float:left;position:relative;width:200px;padding:10px;"><a href="/article/67538/advice--Offshore-Outsourcing-Best-Practices-Increase-Your-Profit-Margin.html"> Working Online - 5 Steps To A Profitable Forum</a><br>When you have a website it is important that you keep it current and updated. If you can make your website into a community then you may find that you can build your income, rank better in the search engines and provide a better service.Running a forum is an excellent way of creating a community. It can be a place for people to discuss issues, share knowledge and, perhaps more importantly, to talk about you, your products and your services.Now this is all well and good and will drive traffic to your site and create a buzz, but how can you earn an income from this forum.Firstly you can create special member areas. These areas require people to pay for access and reveal special secrets or allow more personal / deeper discussions. Exactly how you will do this will depend on your target market, but remember, it needs to be something worth the money they are paying to enter.Secondly you can put some adverts on your forum – make sure they are discreet and do not interfere too much in the use of the forum and people will respond to the ads. You can use something like Google Adsense in this case to display the ads.Thirdly – recommended products. As the forum owner, you are a trusted expert in</div>xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> Other commands demand a beginning and an end marker such as <item> </item>. As in HTML the marker with the / (slash) such as </item> tells XML you are at the end of the entry marked as <item>.

Okay first the Template then we will begin to divide it up.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <?xml-stylesheet type='text/css' > <rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/">

<channel>

<title>" "</title>

<description>" "</description>

<copyright>" "</copyright>

<link>" "</link>

<language>" "</language>

<lastBuildDate>" "</lastBuildDate>

<image>

<title>" "</title>

<width></width><height></height>

<link></link>

<url></url>

</image>

<item>

<title></title>

<link></link>

<dc:creator></dc:creator>

<pubDate></pubDate>

<description></description>

</item>

</channel>

</rss>

Don't get scared. It really is not as difficult as it looks. Okay now I did promise "layman" terms so here goes. Lets divide this template up into THREE sections.

Section One - Heading XML Section

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <?xml-stylesheet type='text/css' > <rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/"> This section tells the reader/parser/file just what the file is. In