BritEvents.com, the comprehensive events listings guide for the whole of Britain, has introduced a new facility which allows UK website owners the ability to integrate event feeds onto their websites.
May 14, 2007 (Press Release) --
www.BritEvents.com, the comprehensive events listings guide for the whole of Britain, has introduced a new facility which allows UK website owners the ability to integrate customised event feeds into their websites.
Website owners and managers can display automatically updating event listings which can be filtered by category, keyword or city to give extra relevant content for their own visitors.
In addition, BritEvents has integrated a Google Adsense revenue sharing programme with the feed. Visitors who submit events from the feed earn the originating website a 50 percent split in Adsense revenue, giving the opportunity to earn money from the feed, as well as offering relevant content.
The founder of BritEvents, Chris Haycock, said, "We are offering this new facility in order to expand our market penetration, to increase the amount of events submitted to our database, and of course to allow website owners and managers to add maintenance-free content for their sites. Event organisers are able to add events free of charge to BritEvents as well as our partnered websites, ensuring that they publicise their events to as wide an audience as possible."
BritEvents was launched in 2005, and features event listings for England, Scotland and Wales. Featuring concerts, sports, theatre, arts, days out and attractions, it is one of the most comprehensive free event directories in Britain.
For more information about adding a customised event feed to your website, please visit:
http://www.britevents.com/syndicate.asp
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Website owners and managers can display automatically updating event listings which can be filtered by category, keyword or city to give extra relevant content for their own visitors.
In addition, BritEvents has integrated a Google Adsense revenue sharing programme with the feed. Visitors who submit events from the feed earn the originating website a 50 percent split in Adsense revenue, giving the opportunity to earn money from the feed, as well as offering relevant content.
The founder of BritEvents, Chris Haycock, said, "We are offering this new facility in order to expand our market penetration, to increase the amount of events submitted to our database, and of course to allow website owners and managers to add maintenance-free content for their sites. Event organisers are able to add events free of charge to BritEvents as well as our partnered websites, ensuring that they publicise their events to as wide an audience as possible."
BritEvents was launched in 2005, and features event listings for England, Scotland and Wales. Featuring concerts, sports, theatre, arts, days out and attractions, it is one of the most comprehensive free event directories in Britain.
For more information about adding a customised event feed to your website, please visit:
http://www.britevents.com/syndicate.asp
14th May 2007
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