After nearly four years of powering this blog’s email and RSS delivery options, I’ve parted ways with Google and its free Feedburner service and embraced the paid service of Feedblitz. Wait a minute, Ari, you are paying a company to deliver blog posts to me? Feedburner used to be a wonderful company with an amazing tool that had responsive customer service — until Google bought them. Anyone who currently receives my blog by email or RSS does not need to do anything. Have you visited the blog archive ? Blog News RSSYes, I am. MORE >>

migrated my clients from Feedburner some time ago because the service was getting a little sketchy. But I never really got around to updating my own blogs until yesterday, when I realized two of them were no longer working. had a little over 10,000 subscribers and yesterday Feedburner was reporting that at a big fat 0. Now, this blog is syndicated on several sites and I send the RSS feed to Triberr and quite a few other places and they seemed to be getting the feed, so what gives? Feedburner’s support has gone *poof*. That’s the thing. Important! MORE >>

I love my blog. love your blog. love blogs. Loving blogs has nothing to do with me not loving the newer stuff. love Twitter , Facebook , Google+ and other places to publish, share and connect too, but I have a soft spot for blogs. It really IS the end of blogging and old school newsreaders. " So, am I supposed to forget about this blog and just post what I'm thinking about on Google+ or Facebook or tumblr or whatever? This isn't the end of blogs. Please don't stop the blogging. Blogs are important. blogging. MORE >>

When I click on your RSS button – if it goes anywhere – I sometimes get sent to a page that looks like this: Feedburner gives you analytics AND a stylized, browser-friendly result when readers click on your subscribe button. Are the feed items formatted like your blog posts (I use the WP Plugin Align RSS Images )? Blog Coach Marketing Display Merchandising FeedBurner Google Reader RSSDo you subscribe to your own RSS feed? You should. Sometimes, if you could see what I can see (and what your readers-prospects-customers see). Is there a title? MORE >>

Arment Dietrich Overview Expertise Resources Gini Dietrich News Media Center Careers Contact Follow US Facebook Linkedin RSS Feed Twitter YouTube Share Categories Communication Social Media Advertising Entrepreneur SEO Marketing Marketplace COMMUNICATION / SOCIAL MEDIA / ADVERTISING / ENTREPRENEUR / SEO / MARKETING Aug 04 2010 Scheduling Your Feedburner Delivery By Gini Dietrich | Email | Print | 3 Comments | It’s time for the video question of the week and this one comes from Abbie Fink who asks what time of day is best for scheduling your Feedburner delivery. MORE >>