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KevinDonahue.com (Free subscription) | 07/06/2008
For all you RSS feed publishers out there, I found a Feedburner FeedFlare unit to allows readers to add your feed items and posts directly to FriendFeed. You can add the FriendFeed FeedFlare unit by pasting this URL into the personal FeedFlare box. Since this is hosted on one user's google account, here's the xml [...]
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SEOCentro - SEO News (Free subscription) | 07/05/2008
Since being acquired by Google, Feedburner seems to be a backward slide into Googleism. Many may not be familiar with Google's lack of information, read any of their blogs and you only get a slight insight into what they are up to - Feedburner is saying even less. There is no information coming out of Feedburner now. There have been no ' Publisher Tips ' since August 2007 and nothing on the official...
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cheezy cheeky (Free subscription) | 07/04/2008
traffic stats comparison , originally uploaded by gorgeoux . Shouldn't the first three items in the traffic report on the left side show up in the traffic report on the right side? Thought so. You're looking at June's monthly reports from (Google's) FeedBurner and Google Analytics. Like they matter.
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Spike, Peanut & Me (Free subscription) | 07/01/2008
So if you've subscribed to my blog using some kind of Reader (like Google Reader, Bloglines, etc.), you'll need to update your feed thingy for me because I switched to Feedburner today upon a recommendation from a wise blogging friend. So here's a new link to re-subscribe, or to subscribe new if... Go to the House of Peanut to read the rest of this entry ;)
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ZD Net (Free subscription) | 06/30/2008
FeedBurner blog site statistics have been down for over two days with no word from Google despite numerous complaints from users. Does Google's lack of response suggest something we don't know? by Michael Krigsman
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digital tracker (Free subscription) | 06/30/2008
You might have already known that Google owns popular services like Youtube, feedburner. What if Google owns everything right from mobile phones , restaurants , cafes , milk products and what not.There was an interesting contest held on worth1000.com for users to submit pictures about ' what if google ruled ' within 48 hours . Every entry listed is cool , here are a few intriguing images from Worth1000.com...
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supriyadisw dot net (Free subscription) | 06/23/2008
My µStats, the simple and easiest way to show the Google, Yahoo, Technorati, Alexa, Feedburner and Delicious, incoming values and ranks of your site or blog. My µStats is a small widget that you can embbed in your site, to show and track along the time (updated weekly) your most important incoming values. With [...]
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Performancing (Free subscription) | 06/19/2008
A new service launched today called My µStats promises to deliver user's stats for all sorts of different ranking platforms such as Google, Yahoo, Technorati, Alexa, Feedburner and Delicious. There is no user registration required to be part of the service. Simply type in the URL into the text field and then click on the Get Widget Code button which will generate a block of code you can place into...
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Gadgetopia (Free subscription) | 06/18/2008
Day One was busy — The Next Content Wave: Hypersyndication We started off with a keynote talk from Dick Costolo , who is the guy who created and sold FeedBurner and now works for Google. He talked about how far syndication has come. If you went to CNN or Gannet even two years ago and told them to pull in RSS feeds from other people and display them, they would have laughed you out of thr room. Now,...
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KillerStartups.com (Free subscription) | 06/18/2008
What it does Do you want to keep track of how popular your site or blog really is? My µStats is a tiny widget that you can place where you wish on your site and blog which tells you your rankings for: Google, Yahoo, Alexa, Feedburner and Delicious. The widget contains a graph and the icons of all of the ranking sites below the graph. When you want to see a specific ranking you click on the icon and...
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Bill Peschel (Free subscription) | 06/17/2008
A pparently, Bloglines has decided to ignore its customers. I've noticed that since June 3rd they've not been carrying my site's RSS feed. I'm pretty sure it's working fine, since Google Reader, Feedburner and Firefox's Sage has no trouble with it. A note to their unhelpful Help Desk did nothing, and I noticed in their Forum a long list of people saying the same thing. At the end of one, someone named...
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Getting Ink (Free subscription) | 06/16/2008
Every so often, I check through the Google Analytics, Technorati, Feedburner and other stats on this blog - it tells me who's visiting, what they're reading and where they're from. It's fun. One of the things I notice consistently is...
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Making a Mark (Free subscription) | 06/14/2008
Feedburner performance in relation to e-mail feed delivery has been abysmal in the past month. E-mails are not being sent out on time - or at all (My blog post from yesterday has still not turned up in my 'quality check' inbox). Subscribers have been writing to me to say that they have not been getting their e-mails - or getting them very late. Feedback to reported problems has also gone
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Blogger Buster (Free subscription) | 06/14/2008
I have created a FeedFlare unit which can be added to your Feedburner feed. This generates a link to the permanent page for each feed item, using the post author's name and the title of your blog as the link text. Using this FeedFlare will help Google (and other search engines) determine that your post is the original source of content, and prevent scraper sites from ranking more highly in search engine...
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Download Squad (Free subscription) | 06/10/2008
Filed under: Internet , Web services , Google , Googleholic , web 2.0 Welcome to Googleholic, your bi-weekly fix of everything Google! In this edition: Street View expands Docs gets PDF storage Feedburner's new address Google Reader, Contra-style Grand Theft Google GBroswer rumors Continue reading Googleholic for June 10, 2008 Permalink | Email this | Comments
