RSS FeedsDoes Using Feedburner Increase Your Traffic?
Dec 11, 2006
It does, according a post at PhoenixRealm SEO. I wonder how. Using Feedburner surely makes it easy for your visitors to subscribe to your RSS feeds and it is probably the best way to disseminate your blog content. RSS feeds, or let’s say Feedburner feeds surely can bring repeat traffic, but how does using Feedburner bring you more unique visitors? Or perhaps because, as the author says:
Feedburner also has plenty of options to optimise and publisise your RSS feed, and gives interesting stats on subscriber readers and aggregators amongst other things.
I haven’t played with Feedburner much, but I think I should.
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Posted by Amrit | Tags: Blog Publishing, Blogging Trends, General, Search Engine Marketing
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December 11th, 2006 at 5:47 pm
I used to really love Feedburner… but I’m not quite so focused on actually looking at it anymore. It’s easier for me to track folks by the readers they are using. I’m finding quite a few people use the yahoo & google readers, as well as bloglines. I hardly ever see newsgator used as a reader for my site.
December 11th, 2006 at 6:15 pm
Hi rashenbo. I think the Feedburner feeds can be read by most feed readers, including Google and Yahoo. Right now I don’t get enough traffic to justify looking at the stats