When this article was originally published on Internoetics in 2009 it was primarily focused on advertising and mailing list subscriptions in RSS feeds. My handset at the time was a Nokia E72 so the majority of the remarks made in that article are a little redundant. However, adding content above or below your primary article content in an RSS feed hasn't lost relevance (although it might be argued that RSS feeds themselves aren't as relevant as they once were.
Adding a link back to your website at the top of content has become somewhat of a necessity to mitigate against content aggregators and other types of theft.
The Result
The result looks like this:
You can display whatever content you like.
The Code
Copy and paste the WordPress function into your theme's functions.php
file or, if you sensibly have one installed, your custom functions plugin.