The essence of our research: there’s not one solution for all. However: which alternative services could take Feedburner’s spot? The Feedburner alternatives

And as there has been no Google support to solve the issue many bloggers have given up on Feedburner. Several features got shut down, such as the monetization tool Adsense for feeds as well as the Feedburner API.Īnd it’s getting worse: more and more bloggers notice that Feedburner’s email delivery is not working reliably anymore. However, since Google bought Feedburner in 2007, it never got further developed. Feedburner offers solutions for both RSS and Email. The – by far – most popular choice in the blogging community is (still) Feedburner. Several services exist which help you to offer easy RSS & Email subscription options, ranging from RSS subscription facilitators (turning your RSS feed into a nice-to-look-at subscription screen which anyone can understand), RSS2Email as well as classic Email marketing services. Social media, despite the hype, is only second priority in terms of effectiveness. The two most important channels are email and RSS. To build up a readership it’s crucial to offer your visitors to subscribe to your blog, so they get updated every time you publish a new post. This is a guest contribution from Steve Williams of

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