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Google hits your RSS subscriber statistics

Sunday, February 18th, 2007 at 7:57 am

If you track your RSS subscriber figures as closely as I do, you’ll know that the number of people downloading your RSS feed tends to drop markedly at the weekend. Yesterday mine went up though, and a change at Google is behind this.

Tags: Blogging, fedafi, feedburner, google, google+reader, RSS, RSS+analysis, RSS+subscribers, Social media, statistics, Statistics, research and analysis

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Do RSS subscriber figures always go up?

Friday, February 9th, 2007 at 12:31 pm

Tracking RSS subscribers is a way to see how many people are tracking your blog. It’s a great motivation to see RSS subscriber growth and be able to celebrate milestones. But do RSS subscriber figures always go up anyway?

Tags: feedburner, neville+hobson, RSS, RSS+analysis, RSS+subscribers

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Measuring blog engagement - the Fedafi approach

Monday, January 29th, 2007 at 9:38 pm

Gary Reid from Fedafi has some interesting thoughts on a model for measuring engagement in blogging, plus a Wordpress plug-in that is going to help deliver the metrics that make up the model.

Tags: Blogging, fedafi, Public relations, RSS, RSS+analysis, RSS+marketing, RSS+subscribers, Social media, Software, Statistics, research and analysis, Wordpress, wordpress+2.1

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