Feedburner

FeedBurner Footer SlideUp

by on July 1, 2010

in Blogging, Email Marketing, Tips

After my second plugin for GetResponse Footer SlideUp I got so many emails and comments asking for similar plugin for feedburner and so created Feedburner Footer Slideup Form plugin for those who still want to be using Feedburner for Email Subscriptions. My personal preference is always AWeber over Feedburner for RSS to email. Plugin Description [...]

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Why Go4Expert Lost 30,000 Readers

by on April 28, 2010

in Email Marketing, Tips

No matter what selecting the right tool is the most important aspect for any business. When I started Go4Expert.com Newsletter few years back I was not aware of AWeber at that time and so started using Feedburner for my newsletter. I do not prefer Feedburner (see why here) so I switched to AWeber for Go4Expert [...]

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Tweet your Feed in Feedburner

by on December 17, 2009

in News

Google announced yet another feature – a new URL shortener goo.gl that integrates with Google Products like Feedburner and a new ’socialize’ feature on Feedburner. It will allow you to use Feedburner to send Tweets out automatically to your twitter account. Most of us have used third party tools like twitterfeed to do this before [...]

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How Email Marketing can Boost your Traffic

by on September 12, 2009

in Email Marketing

I have always mentioned that email marketing by Aweber is one of the most effective form of marketing and so here I am with some proof. You may know that I started Aweber on CodeItWell.com in the last week of August and see the traffic graph for the visitors at CodeItWell.com Why Traffic Increases? The [...]

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Feedburner Vs Aweber

by on September 6, 2009

in Email Marketing, Reviews

If you have a blog with RSS feed it is likely that you may be using feedburner for your RSS delivery but we also prefer to use feedburner for email subscription of our RSS feed but when you use Feedburner for Email subscription of your RSS Feed you tend to loose a lot rather than [...]

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