Feedburner is, without doubt, the biggest server of RSS feeds on the internet. Using Feedburner to provide your content is easy to set up and is just as easy for your readers to subscribe to. The question is, my RSS feed is available straight from my blog, so why use Feedburner?
This is a fair enough question and you would be right, your feed is available straight from your blog. Feedburner however adds a little value to your feed, both for you the publisher, and for your reader.
For you the publisher, Feedburner provides a statistical analysis of your subscribers. While fairly basic, the statistics are still interesting provide an interesting look at your subscribers. Feedburner also makes it very easy for your readers to subscribe via email.
For your readers, Feedburner provides a feed that is easy to read and well set our. For email subscriptions, the feed can arrive with social buttons in place so they can bookmark the post with a single click.
Feedburner has now incorporated several ways to jazz up your feeds making them easier to use, easier to read and most importantly, easier to subscribe to. Their are numerous different widgets that you can place on your site to display feeds from any site you subscribe to.
RSS is now an important part of the blog world. With Feedburner, your RSS feed can be modified to include advertising, special messages and bookmarking buttons – all managed from the one control panel. Feedburner, it is easy and it is free.
