Feedburner: What Are Your Experiences?
Very few bloggers make a steady stream of thousand of uniques visitors a day. One thing I learned very well is that the most important visitors are the ones who promote your articles, who take the time to read your RSS feed much more so than the people who read your blog because comes from a search engine or a social bookmarking site.
If you remove our daily traffic, our search engine rankings, our paid advertising and we have only our subscribers, we can survive for years without any additional traffic.
The more people read your blog(via any feed) the more likely you are to achieve the goals you have for that blog.
The main reason most people use feedburner is because:
- Browser-Friendly. One of the most popular services that FeedBurner offers is the “Browser-Friendly” service. Instead of a disorienting xml file people get a nicely styled page that shows the contents of your feed.
- Email subscriptions. It allows publishers to deliver their feed content to subscribers via email.
- Go metric! The Recognized metric is a system of measurement to evaluate “blog worth”.
- Subscriber count chicklet. It’s a great tool for publishing your feed that show your website visitors how many people are already subscribing.
- Click tracking. It allows you to know which links people click on your feed.
Add RSS Feed Link Icons To WordPress Category Listings
A simple way to make sure surfers receive timely, rich news content directly on their browser is by adding RSS feed link icons to category listings.
This brief tutorial explains as anyone can do it through two methods. Each website have a list of category links, where each of them links to specific content.
As result of this tutorial you get an rss icon that links to that particular category’s syndicated feed. They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Well, you can see the result in action below.
How Put A Free Download Link In My Feed
One interest question that shouldn’t be ignored is how allow you add copyright or download links from your RSS feed. Luckily, there is a great wordpress plugin already available which help resolve this issue.
Damian, has released a free Wordpress plugin that allows anyone to do what I do with semplicity. Go over to Wordpress site for more information and the free download.
Damian plugin includes a good range of options for a variety of choices:
- Top Message Page Title. Purpose: The page containing the text you with to insert at the top of the post.
- Show on All Posts Purpose: Whether you wish to display on all posts not just the RSS Feed. Default: No.
- Bottom Message Page Title. Purpose: The page containing the text you with to insert at the bottom of the post.
- Show on All Posts. Purpose: Whether you wish to display on all posts not just the RSS Feed. Default: No.
How Does To Installing WP_RssSticky
There’s no complicated setup process, all you need to do is to download WP_RssSticky from its website and copy the folder into your “wp-content/plugins” directory. At this point log in your administration account, then select the “Plugins” tab and scroll down to “WP_RssSticky” and click “activate”.
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