News Feeds

Bigmouthmedia offer a comprehensive Internet Marketing industry news feed:

• Bigmouthmedia search engine news headlines

To find out more, read about what are RSS news feeds below. We also offer feeds relating specifically to the latest news in:

• Affiliate marketing
• Affiliates
• Search engine algorithms
• Amazon & a9
• SEM in the American region
• AOL
• SEM in the asia
• Ask
• Business to Business commerce
• Brand monitoring
• Brand protection
• The charity sector
• Desktop search
• Email & Messaging
• SEM ethics
• SEM in the European region
• Search engine feeds & sitemaps
• The finance sector
• Online Fraud
• Google
• The hospitality sector
• Legal issues in SEM
• Local search
• The manufacturing sector
• The mobile web
• MSN
• Multilingual-seo
• The news & media sector
• Display Advertising
• Online PR
• Personal search
• PPC & paid search
• Privacy & security
• The real-estate sector
• The recruitment sector
• The retail sector
• RSS
• SEO
• The telecoms sector
• Traffic metrics & analysis
• The travel sector
• Trends & stats
• Usability
• Yahoo

What are bigmouthmedia news feeds?

News feeds allow you to see when we have added new news stories. You can get the latest headlines as soon as they are published, without having to revisit the site every time.

Feeds are in the protocol known as RSS or 'Really Simple Syndication'. Feeds themselves are just web pages, but designed to be read by computers rather than people.

How do I start using feeds?

First you will need a news reader programme - software which checks the feeds you have subscribed to and lets you read any new articles that have been added.

There is a range of different news readers available. We recommend:

Web

• Bloglines
• FeedZilla
• NewsGator
• Google Reader
• Microsoft Live
• My Yahoo!

Mac OS X

• Newsfire
• NetNewsWire

Windows

• Newz Crawler
• FeedDemon
• Awasu

Most web browsers, including Firefox, Opera, Internet Explorer 7 and Safari, also now have RSS reading facilities built in. They also automatically check for feeds for you when you visit a website, and display an icon when they find one.

You can subscribe to the feed in various ways, including by dragging the URL of the feed into your news reader or by cutting and pasting the same URL.