Over the past decade, countless companies and organizations have found RSS (often used as an acronym for "Really Simple Syndication") to be a cost effective, simple, and excellent means of distributing content. Because of this, Really Simple Syndication has taken the internet by storm. RSS provides an easy way to get your content to your subscribers quickly and reliably, whether it is a blog post, video file, audio file, etc. However, for all its benefits, RSS has a few drawbacks that should be reviewed. Limited security, the inability to properly track your feed's consumption, and the lack of consolidated feeds are just a few of RSS's limitations. There is an alternative, however. It's called Smart RSS and it's quickly on the rise with companies as the reevaluate their stand on RSS publishing.
Security is a concern that many RSS publishers can't afford to ignore. In traditional RSS, it's impossible for a publisher to control where their content goes or how it is used. Not only does RSS lack the ability to monitor and control user lists, its use of HTTP distribution makes data files vulnerable to interception by hackers. Smart RSS data feeds differ from traditional RSS in several ways. Smart RSS makes user control and the tracking of content consumption possible. This means that by using this feature, you're now able to obtain a comprehensive view of what content is most popular, and to whom. To a publisher wishing to optimize their content and website, this data is extremely useful. By knowing who is consuming your content and when, you get a very in-depth look at your audience's desires. Smart RSS also makes it possible to develop a secure list of authorized and authenticated users that you've approved to receive your content. It also introduces SSL security to your distribution, which provides the same level of security used in e-commerce and online financial accounts. If you are still concerned about your content, you can simply institute download limits on each file.
These days, users desire the ability to receive content on various end-point platforms in a variety of formats. Smart Really Simple Syndication takes the hassle out of distributing content and makes it easier than ever for publishers to give users the content they want in the formats they use. In addition, publishers can now manage their distribution channels much more efficiently and adapt them quickly as their needs change.
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