Do I need RSS people?
Hello.
Surely if you like the informational, you immediately search for the rss-icon (or click on the corresponding button in the browser) to subscribe to it. So do I.
Today on Habré slipped a link to the IMHO very interesting resource dedicated to the popular science topic. Immediately decided to subscribe, but was surprised to find that there are no RSS feeds there. For me, this is a good reason to score on a resource, or at least add it to your favorites and forget about it.
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Now he is busy developing an information portal oriented to people who are very far from IT, most of whom didn’t go further than Yandex, mail and classmates. Hence the question: do you need RSS on this portal?
On the one hand, sooner or later, the People will come to an understanding of the charm of using subscriptions. The audience of my project is rather late. On the other hand, this is a good opportunity for competitors to steal author's content automatically without much effort. The third party is the increasing orientation of search engines on RSS.
Does it make sense to activate RSS feeds on such a resource or not? What are your pros and cons? Maybe you have seen somewhere like a study on this topic?
Surely if you like the informational, you immediately search for the rss-icon (or click on the corresponding button in the browser) to subscribe to it. So do I.
Today on Habré slipped a link to the IMHO very interesting resource dedicated to the popular science topic. Immediately decided to subscribe, but was surprised to find that there are no RSS feeds there. For me, this is a good reason to score on a resource, or at least add it to your favorites and forget about it.
')
Now he is busy developing an information portal oriented to people who are very far from IT, most of whom didn’t go further than Yandex, mail and classmates. Hence the question: do you need RSS on this portal?
On the one hand, sooner or later, the People will come to an understanding of the charm of using subscriptions. The audience of my project is rather late. On the other hand, this is a good opportunity for competitors to steal author's content automatically without much effort. The third party is the increasing orientation of search engines on RSS.
Does it make sense to activate RSS feeds on such a resource or not? What are your pros and cons? Maybe you have seen somewhere like a study on this topic?
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/28566/
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