A Q Channel is your electronic courier and delivery truck!

You may be asking yourself, "I already have a website, why do I need an RSS feed?"   Think of it this way, your website is your storefront, your RSS feed, or Q Channel is your personal courier and delivery truck.

Your merchandise, be it information, goods or services, are just sitting idly on the electronic "shelves" of your webpages. But they are not going to move until people become aware of what you have to offer. And, if you add new items to inventory, how will anyone know, unless they visit your site? But as the number of pages on the web grows, (it is well over a billion as of this writing), even if they have been to your site once, will they come back? What if they forgot to bookmark your site? How will they find you again in all that clutter?

But, what if you had your own electronic courier and delivery truck which could constantly shuttle around the web, letting those who are interested in your products know that you have added new items? For those who publish online, Q Channels deliver your product directly to your subscribers, with no delay or interference. For those of you with goods and services to sell, a Q Channel is your personal courier or town crier, alerting those who have subscribed that you have new inventory or you are running a sale. You might even want to run special sales, just for your subscribers, as an incentive for them to watch your Q Channel closely.

Q Channels provide you a direct, regular connection to your customers, with numerous options for two-way communication, to allow you to develop and strengthen those important relationships. We all know that it is much less expensive and a lot easier to keep good customers than to try to find new ones. With Q Channels you can forge strong bonds with your customers, and build your business on a solid foundation.

The ability of Q Channels to ping Weblogs.com is also a valuable benefit of the Quikonnex service. It is a powerful marketing tool which will increase your visibility on the Internet. For more information, please click on over to Why Ping Weblogs.com?

If you would like more information on the features and benefits of having an RSS feed, we recommend that you review RSS Tutorial for Content Publishers and Webmasters, by Mark Nottingham. It is pretty technical, though parts of it are in actual English. If you do find it a little confusing, don't worry, the Qs understand it and have made sure that Q Channels provide you will all of these features, benefits and advantages.