Do you want to know how many people are visiting your blog via RSS Feeds?
Go to your Feedburner Dashboard, now select the title of your RSS feed.
Then choose the option “Configure Stats” under the Analyze Tab.
Tick the options that say “Item views”, “Item click” and “Track clicks as a traffic source in Google Analytics” and save it.
Now this tip will help you to analyze the click counts and the exact source from where that click may be originated. You can also find whether Google Reader subscribers are more engaged than your My Yahoo! Subscribers.
Use the “All Traffic Sources” and “Campaigns” sections to track the traffic from clicks inside your RSS feed.
This is really cool. Tracking RSS clicks is most important since they helps us to analyze which of our content is liked by users
This is a great piece of information, Pradeep. I will start using this now..
Hi there,
thanks for absolutely fantastic tips on tracking the rss feed clicks. I am using rss strategies for all my blogs and websites with good traffic results but never new how to track the rss traffic sources.
Regards. Pathan
very nice tutorial Pradeep Kumar, soon i will try this with my blog RSS feed 😉
Never tried to have a look at it. I think it will be really useful
Just made easy to track rss feed, Thanks For the info…
I have been finding these kinda tools yet, thanks bro 🙂
I installed Google analytics too, I want to monitor everything now on. Thanks for all this information.
All the best for you, man!
i never used this feature ! Even i was unaware that feed has this feature . Thanks for the share
That's cool! I just installed Google analytics like literally today so this is great information because I want to start tracking everything now on. Thanks for
Yes this is right tool to check our visitors and we can understand other things as well from the help of this tool and we can improve our this mistake ""why not more visitors are coming on that.""
This is good, Pradeep. Now, we know the statistics of our RSS feed, I wounder how can we optimize for more clicks?
Optimizing or validating RSS feeds can make them smooth, here are some validation tools for that.
http://hellboundbloggers.com/2010/05/05/online-feeds-validators/
This is really a very useful information that you shared with us Pradeep. Thanks !
Two Good tools from Google – Analytics and Feedburner! Nice Post!
Christopher
http://www.sparkwiz.com
S.Pradeep
tracking is everything, it gives us a better understanding of whats working and whats not, feedburner and google analytics is a great combo.
Kenny Fabre
http://www.kfm24.com