RSS (Really Simple Syndication) allows websites to syndicate content like blogs, news, and podcasts. Eloqua released an RSS feature in 2008 that allows tracking of previously anonymous content consumption. The document discusses how Eloqua supports the content lifecycle from creation to distribution through RSS feeds, including aggregation, customization, publishing on websites and in emails, and analysis of consumption.
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1. Eloqua & RSS How Really Simple It Is Chris Parisi Bulldog Solutions 息 2008 Bulldog Solutions. All rights reserved. www.bulldogsolutions.com
2. What Is RSS? Content Syndication via Web feeds (XML) Web content Blogs News/Newsletters Podcasts History 1999 - RDF Site Summary (RSS 0.9) 2000 Rich Site Summary (RSS 1.0) 2002 - Really Simple Syndication (RSS 2.0) Eloqua RSS Released in Spring 2008 Adds the ability to track content consumption that was previously anonymous * Available in Eloqua Team or as add-on to Express July 2008 www.bulldogsolutions.com
9. Web Publishing: Eloqua Hypersite July 2008 www.bulldogsolutions.com Although this is not dynamic content, it does provide a customized feel Offer separate feeds for a few different subjects of interest to your audience Let them choose which feeds theyd like to subscribe to
10. Web Publishing: Eloqua PURL July 2008 www.bulldogsolutions.com The most customized experience is offered via personalized URL (PURL) Using content substitutions, you can serve up different feeds based on the interests of your known visitors
11. E-mail Publishing July 2008 www.bulldogsolutions.com RSS feeds can be embedded and delivered via e-mail 2 ways: Directly inserting a feed into an email allows you to choose the number of items to feed posts to insert or only show posts published in a certain time frame. Using Activity Driven Content (ADC), e-mails can be dynamically generated based on your business rules. By creating multiple content sections with different feeds in them, you can deliver the appropriate feed based on what you know about your audience.
12. Personal Aggregator July 2008 www.bulldogsolutions.com Let your audience read your content at their own leisure using their own reader.