I would like to add a few relevant news items to my website (not a hubpage) to help with SEO efforts. I have read numerous hubpage articles that recommend this strategy for helping with getting better page ranking. The problem is I can’t figure out how to add the required code to my page to get it to work. I understand that using JavaScript won’t help because search engines only see a link not the relevant news items. I would also like to get news that relates to the particular page. I’m going on day 3 of trying to figure this out and getting very frustrated.
What is your website built on? If it's Wordpress or Blogger, there's a Google news plugin.
Marisa
It is a XHTML website hosted on GoDaddy.I used HTML-Kit, a free HTML editor.
Sorry, you'll have to wait till someone more knowledgeable comes along! That's why I use Wordpress, you can create everything with ready-made plugins and widgets.
Marisa actually does just what your asking - just via wp plugins
Your easiest way will be to go to poogle news and pick out a relevant rss for yourself - then use an rss to html service
at google news - just use the search field then right click the rss icon you will then get something like this:
http://news.google.com/news?pz=1&cf … output=rss
then find a rss to html service - just google it - heres one example
http://www.rss-info.com/en_rssinclude-simple.html
sometimes, the sites have issues with google news rss formats - either look for a more traditional rss feed from a new source or see if running it through feedburner or yahoo pipes makes it work
there will be other ways to get this done (3rd party widgets/php scripts) - but rss to html is the most search engine friendly way I have discovered to date
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