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If you offer a syndicated feed to your readers, you've probably battled the question of whether to offer full posts in your feeds or whether you should just offer excerpts and hope to get interested visitors to click on the headlines to read the full articles on your site.The benefit of having the readers click back to your site is obvious - more ad impressions, more hits, maybe more page click throughs to other content the visitor might find interesting. The bottom line - a possibility of more earnings for your site. The temptation to keep your feeds limited to the first paragraph or so is huge. However, many avid feed readers have all but removed these subscriptions from their RSS readers. Why? Well, subscribing to an RSS feed is a way for avid readers to stay up do date with their favorite sites and see real time updates without having to visit each site separately. These people are usually short on time and short on patience, and when faced with a tease paragraph, might just balk at the notion and not even bother to click through to read the full article, as they might feel it defeats the whole purpose of subscribing to get the latest news in their favorite reader. On the other hand, dedicated fans of your site, will most likely click through to read your new content regardless of whether you offer a full feed or not. So, how do you deliver the best user experience to both types without losing on those precious pennies that you hope to generate from your ads? We've found some ad services that you could plug directly into your feeds, and earn pay per click revenue and even get paid per x impressions. This way, you could offer full feeds to your readers and monetize your feeds as a completely separate income generator than the ad programs you feature on your site or blog.
The Rak-Wholesale.com Team
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If you offer a syndicated feed to your readers, you've probably battled the question of whether to offer full posts in your feeds or whether you should just offer excerpts and hope to get interested visitors to click on the headlines to read the full articles on your site.




