RSS/XML feeds and web-archive features
Simon, 20 Oct 2004

Every day GetResponse customers are delivering high quality content to their subscribers. As the Internet changes and evolves, new distribution channels become available, such as RSS/XML feeds. We want you to benefit from this momentum. With GetResponse you may now publish RSS/XML feeds and web-based archives of your broadcast messages.

Here is an example RSS feed and web-archive:

	Example RSS feed
	Example web-archive

You may easily integrate GetResponse RSS/XML feeds and web-archive with your website by linking to the following URLs:

RSS feed:	http://www.getresponse.com/rss/list
Web-Archive:	http://www.getresponse.com/archive/list

Please note: "list" should be changed to your account name / mailing list.

Before posting your RSS/XML feeds and/or your web-archives, please go to Account / Settings and configure your RSS / web-archive settings for best presentation of your data.

Why is our implementation more advanced than that of our competitors?

GetResponse's implementation of RSS/XML feeds and web-archives has several important advantages over our competitors:

Publish entire content of your broadcasts messages in RSS/XML feeds, not just the headers, so that your subscribers can read your message in its entirety.

HTML-enhanced RSS/XML feeds are supported.

Easy integration with My Yahoo! lets you add feeds quickly.

New RSS 2.0 specification is supported.

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