Comments on: Glowleaf.net X-rayed (RSS) http://www.glowleaf.net/glowleafnet-x-rayed-rss/ Internet Marketing, the way it should be Sun, 22 Aug 2010 18:24:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Chad http://www.glowleaf.net/glowleafnet-x-rayed-rss/comment-page-1/#comment-1071 Chad Fri, 26 Sep 2008 02:59:05 +0000 http://www.glowleaf.net/?p=393#comment-1071 Got it. Thanks. Got it. Thanks.

]]> By: admin http://www.glowleaf.net/glowleafnet-x-rayed-rss/comment-page-1/#comment-1005 admin Wed, 24 Sep 2008 22:04:15 +0000 http://www.glowleaf.net/?p=393#comment-1005 Feedburner gives a lot of stats, more than what you really need. And you personally may not see the value of RSS, but I for example, have around 60 blogs on my reader, and their new posts pop up every day. The clickover stats are as accurate as they can get. Only firefox ver 2 had a bug that messed that up, and now its fixed. Also, as I said on the post, a blog with 100 rss readers and 200 uniques/day has bigger "balls" than a blog with 25 rss readers and 300 uniques/day (like mine) Its like having your own customized newspaper every day. I do it, plenty of other people do it, so why not give them the choice? But, it really does not matter whether you or I see the benefit in RSS. Submitting your feed to feedburner actually has a tangible SEO value, which shows in your cpanel crawl visit stats. That fact alone is enough. Feedburner gives a lot of stats, more than what you really need. And you personally may not see the value of RSS, but I for example, have around 60 blogs on my reader, and their new posts pop up every day.

The clickover stats are as accurate as they can get. Only firefox ver 2 had a bug that messed that up, and now its fixed.

Also, as I said on the post, a blog with 100 rss readers and 200 uniques/day has bigger “balls” than a blog with 25 rss readers and 300 uniques/day (like mine)

Its like having your own customized newspaper every day. I do it, plenty of other people do it, so why not give them the choice?

But, it really does not matter whether you or I see the benefit in RSS.

Submitting your feed to feedburner actually has a tangible SEO value, which shows in your cpanel crawl visit stats.

That fact alone is enough.

]]> By: Chad http://www.glowleaf.net/glowleafnet-x-rayed-rss/comment-page-1/#comment-1002 Chad Wed, 24 Sep 2008 21:09:23 +0000 http://www.glowleaf.net/?p=393#comment-1002 I've always wondered how reports were pulling RSS stats. Is it reporting every reader that got a recent update? Current readers that are subscribed to your site? New readers that subscribed to it that day, or hits from current readers pulling your feed...? You have more insight? I still don't see the value in RSS. I don't like keeping track of a reader and usually just bonce between blogs in my browser favorites or some on my radar. I think I'm behind the times though with RSS. I’ve always wondered how reports were pulling RSS stats. Is it reporting every reader that got a recent update? Current readers that are subscribed to your site? New readers that subscribed to it that day, or hits from current readers pulling your feed…?

You have more insight? I still don’t see the value in RSS. I don’t like keeping track of a reader and usually just bonce between blogs in my browser favorites or some on my radar. I think I’m behind the times though with RSS.

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