ProBlogger
AUGUST 15, 2011
When it comes to turning casual visitors into regular readers there are two main options—FeedBurner and Aweber. FeedBurner uses Feed-based technology (RSS and Atom) to send updates to your blog subscribers. The subscriber needs special software (a feed reader) to access the feed.
Saying It Social
FEBRUARY 4, 2010
s Blog Publishing Guide [link] 10 Things to Do Before Launching Your Blog [link] Writing for Bloggers – A Quick Guide on Style, Substance and Strategy [link] Creating a web presence – why bother? Tips & Guides Mashable – Twitter Lists, Resources & How-Tos [link] How To Blog: A Beginner?s
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Viper Chill
MARCH 21, 2013
Step Four: Detach Yourself from Feedburner. It’s a shame that the efforts of whoever built Please Don’t Kill Feedburner don’t seem to be paying off, as I really think the service is on its last legs. That’s soon going to change though with the huge losses in subscriber counts coming from the closure of Reader.
Kikolani
JUNE 27, 2011
Pubdate – this is when the post was published. I uploaded my custom feed to my Freelance Writing Portfolio domain since it does not have an active blog feed to compete with. You can still get to it and burn it to Feedburner using the direct URL such as [link]. The Custom Feed Results.
Viper Chill
OCTOBER 1, 2010
Well, I will be doing a report every six months or so, but this is the last one I’ll publish monthly. Here at ViperChill there are a lot less articles published than most sites, but typically these articles are 2,000-3,000 words and cover topics in massive detail. The Most Effective Way to Increase RSS Subscribers.
Viper Chill
JULY 5, 2010
Subscriber Stats I really don’t know if I should continue reporting on Feedburner as the count is just far too erratic. Every day the figure fluctuates by thousands of readers, going as low as 4,000 to as high as 12,000. But with Feedburner, who knows. You could say that we prefer signal over noise.
The Way of the Web
NOVEMBER 3, 2011
You might somewhat expect it of Microsoft, or ignore it if you’re a member of the Cult of Apple, but when Google acts in ways which particularly hurt small businesses, publishers and potentially vulnerable individuals, it’s particularly jarring. That’s entirely lost now. WTF Google?
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