Maximizing Feed Subscriptions
Really good post on how to make the feed for your blog more appealing to readers:
14 Days To More RSS Feed Subscribers
I need to do a number of these things when I find the time. :p
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October 10th, 2006 at 7:50 am
That is indeed a very good post. I am subscribing to that blog–the author is just down the highway from me. Go, Oregon! The points about creating a “What is RSS” page and posting about RSS and using an RSS to email solution are well taken. RSS is still a blank to most people.
You can’t beat FeedBurner on anything related to RSS and email subscriptions. Are they great at customer service and ease of use or what?! It is a must—that is soooooo correct.