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Website traffic! Website traffic! Website traffic!

Many bloggers always feel inferior about the health of their website.

Chuckles!

You can’t expect to hit the mark instantly.

It takes consistency, gradual process and growth before you can get to the peak.

Well, patience is a great credential to success in life.

They are factors that contribute to the ranking of your blog post on search engine like:

Postage, backlinks, domain age, website authority, page authority, social signal, SEO-Friendly content, mobile-friendly website, etc.

Feedburner RSS outreach

Feedburner RSS is a free tool that stretches your website content visibility into an RSS feed.

Unlike the email software like Aweber, Mail-chimp, etc.

One thing you should understand is that their functions are different.

Email software service provider like Aweber, Mail-chimp offers an online form that you can add to your website by copying and pasting a bit of code.

How to create a feed?
Navigate to http://feedburner.com

Sign up with your Gmail account

A screen like this will show up – type the website URL – click next.

Choose whether you are a podcaster or choose other options – Then choose the field you want to promote your feed – RSS or Atom.

After completing the process – by choosing a blogger site.

Then, welcome to Feedburner dashboard

Feedburner dashboard is partition into four stages.

Reach
It tells us the total number of people who have taken a specific action like Clicked or Viewed in your RSS feed.

Subscribers
It is just a measure of how many people have subscribed to your RSS feed.

In the subscriber date tab, if you select a single day, it looks like that.

This is the number of subscribers to your RSS feed during the day.

But, you may filter it down to 10 days.

This is the average number of subscribers for all the days selected. It provides a general understanding of the size of your subscriber base over a time frame.



Navigate to the analyze tab click on the feed stats.

How do I track feed clicks in Google Analytics?
From the Feedburner account, Navigate to the Analyze tab for your feed and select configure tab item link click tracking is unchecked, you will need to check that option as it is required for tracking feed clicks in Google Analytics.

Then Activate Track clicks as a traffic source in Google Analytics and click save. Read more by clicking the link below,

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