RSS Feeds and Publishing Content

Quikonnex is an rss publishing service, created and developed by master coders, Jim Gray and Carolyn Peltier. They are two very awesome and creative people.

Quikonnex began simply as a way to syndicate content, but has become much more over the years. They have expanded their direct to desktop communication service to include private messaging, chat, conferencing and many, many other services through their creation of what is called Desk View.

Quikonnex is the best communication and content management service going. You don't need to be technical to use it. There is no need to have your own hosting or servers because they take care of all that jazz. There is no need to know how to write an xml file, because everything posted is converted for you.

Quikonnex has been around longer than Blogger.com and is far and away a better service.

Quikonnex membership is free, and their DeskView and QuickView readers are insanely easy to use. To publish on Quikonnex is not free, but the cost is nominal. The benefits to publishing on the Q are far greater than any cost involved. Simply put, you can do more with Quikonnex than with Blogger, Word Press, or any other blogging system available today.

A free Quikonnex membership will allow you to subscribe to any feed on their service and their readers will read any feed available regardless of what service publishes it.

QMTP is Quikonnex Message Text Protocol

This is a program to allow all Quikonnex users to send and receive instant messages through the rss feed. No more email with subscribers. No more need for opting in to receive messages, because Quikonnex channels work like cable TV subscriptions. You will only receive updates from the channels you're subscribed to and can unsubscribe by deleting a channel from your list.

QMTP is way better than other programs like Yahoo messenger. The application is web based; therefore there is nothing to download. There is nothing to screw up your computer.

Every time I have installed Yahoo messenger, I have had major problems with my system.

Try it out and send me a message: QMTP Me!

Syndication is what put Dear Abby on the map. It is the capability to write once and publish in multiple locations. Without syndication Dave Barry, Abigail Van Burnen, The Peanuts and Garfield would not be famous today.

Quikonnex allows writers to syndicate their content, reaching far more people than a simple email. Search engine spiders love rss feeds because they are updated regularly (in theory).

Static web pages are crawled once a month, but rss feeds are capable of pinging web servers like Google to notify them of updated content to crawl. Therefore, feeds are crawled as often as they are updated, rather than on the search engine's crawling schedule.

Syndication allows other webmasters to add your content to their pages through placement of a few lines of code (java script or PHP). Once there, the webmaster need do nothing to get updates on your content because the code updates it for them.