Being a site owner, I am contemplating on ways to boost my SEO ranking. One idea that came to mind was allowing B2B business customers to repost my site's blog RSS feed. I was thinking of using a partial RSS feed with links back to my website for readers to get more information. Do you think this strategy would actually help in increasing SEO rankings?
Moreover, I am considering different methods to make it easy for these non-tech savvy business customers to display the RSS feed on their page. Should I provide them with JavaScript code, even though I am concerned whether search engines can detect it since it's done through JavaScript? Alternatively, should I give them iFrame code, or would writing server-side code like PHP, Python, Ruby, ASP, JSP be a better option?
I also have concerns about potential negative impacts on SEO rankings due to duplicate content appearing on different pages. How should I approach this issue?
In an update, I am leaning towards using the JavaScript method suggested by egrunin. However, I encountered challenges in fetching RSS content via JavaScript due to cross-domain restrictions in most browsers. I explored how Twitter implements badges but found it complex. I came across an example at , but my current RSS feeds from WordPress are not in JSON format. Maybe converting the output to JSON using a PHP script or parsing XML to JSON via JavaScript could be potential solutions. What do you suggest as the best approach?
Your advice will be greatly appreciated.
Update: I managed to find a solution. Check out the answer I provided below.
Thank you!
Matt