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RSS Metrics

May 2, 2006

posted by Rok Hrastnik

I got my facts wrong the other day in the post about the new Pheedo service. Actually, FeedBurner's MyBrand service also allows you to serve your optimized feeds from your own domain, retaining all the SEO benefits of RSS. Terribly sorry for the blunder ...

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February 28, 2006

posted by Rok Hrastnik

How will FeedBurner's new metrics improvements help you improve your RSS marketing?

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November 23, 2005

posted by Rok Hrastnik

SimpleFeed share their screenshots of their RSS metrics reports.

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November 16, 2005

posted by Rok Hrastnik

Pheedo is just about to join the RSS Metrics game, going head-to-head with FeedBurner, with their free mass-market RSS metrics solution, accessible to every marketer out there.

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August 11, 2005

posted by Rok Hrastnik

Even after all that's been written and explained, even reputable online marketing publications such as ClickZ.com still don't get RSS metrics. Where did they go wrong and what marketers can really do with RSS metrics?

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July 25, 2005

posted by Rok Hrastnik

Pheedo released some new benchmark data on RSS usage, ranging from most active RSS days to click-through ratios. Take a look at their numbers and our comments.

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July 19, 2005

posted by Rok Hrastnik

The new RSS metric, Average Daily Readership, opened many key questions for both marketers and publishers. Today, Stuart Watson of Syndicate IQ responds in-full to all the questions asked, giving detailed answers to what ADR means and how it's calculated.

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July 12, 2005

posted by Rok Hrastnik

Average Daily Readership is a new RSS metric, just recently introduced by Syndicate IQ. Dubbed as the solution to wider RSS marketing adoption, it does leave some questions open ...

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posted by Rok Hrastnik

It's becoming increasingly evident that Attensa is going head-strong in to the RSS metrics space, based on Attention.xml. What is also evident is that Attensa will be trying to provide rich RSS metrics and behavior data, while at the same time maintaining full user privacy.

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June 22, 2005

posted by Rok Hrastnik

In this final part of the RSS metrics interview series Stuart Watson of Syndicate IQ and I take a closer look at what specific RSS metrics mean, advanced metrics systems, the RSS metrics space and using RSS for SEO.

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Recent Articles in "RSS Metrics"

[June 19, 2005]
RSS Metrics Focus: Interview With Dick Costolo and Stuart Watson, Part 3 - Concrete Feedburner Metrics, RSS Measurements Step-by-Step and Average Daily Readership

[June 16, 2005]
RSS Metrics Focus: Interview With Dick Costolo and Stuart Watson, Part 2 - RSS Advertising and Specific RSS Measurements

[June 14, 2005]
RSS Metrics Focus: Interview With Dick Costolo and Stuart Watson, Part 1 - Different RSS Metrics Approaches

[May 24, 2005]
RSS Works: Hard RSS Metrics

[March 21, 2005]
RSS Advertising, RSS Metrics and RSS Consumption: Interview With Scott Rafer of Feedster

[March 13, 2005]
RSS Metrics - Unique URLs Might Not be the Best Choice: Interview with Fergus Burns, Nooked.com

[January 25, 2005]
An Advancement in RSS Metrics?

[January 18, 2005]
Challenge to the RSS Industry: RSS Metrics Standardization

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