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Business, Media
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[159] There’s a handy a trick I’ve known for a while (sorry I can’t remember the source) which allows you to view a FeedBurner subscriber count even if it’s not visible on a site. It doesn’t work in all cases but it’s basically a flaw in Google FeedBurner.
[160] To find our the number of subscribers to a FeedBurner feed all you are required to use is this URL – http://feedproxy.google.com/~fc/ – along with the user’s FeedBurner name. Still with me?
[161] Here’s an example:
[162] My FeedBurner name is prblogger (that what this blog used to be called) so all you are required to do to view my subscriber account is this:
[163] http://feedproxy.google.com/~fc/prblogger
[164] Easy.
[165] You can do it with other blogs too. Surprisingly I compared the two heavyweights of the Social Media blog world and the results are interesting. I’ve always thought Mashable and TechCrunch to be on a par in terms of size and readership. Granted TechCrunch has always had the upper-hand but in my own sphere of friends, colleagues, peers and industries (PR, marketing and media) it’s Mashable that seems to be the de facto social media news source.
[166] However comparing both feeds TechCrunch has almost ten times as many readers subscribers as Mashable.
[167] http://feedproxy.google.com/~fc/techcrunch

[169] http://feedproxy.google.com/~fc/mashable

[171] This is only one measure of course and if we were to take a look at traffic data using Compete.com you’ll see that Mashable has surpassed TechCrunch since May last year. My thoughts are it’s down to Mashable’s link baitable retweetable content.
[172] 
[173] So, in your opinion, which one counts the most? Traffic or subscribers?
Technology
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Jun4 }
Technology
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Jun3 }
[256] My first phone, 1998
[257] Motorola M3288. I didn’t have text messaging at that point. Purely a phone.
[258] My current phone, 2010
[259] HTC Desire. I have everything I need and then some. Purely a computer.
[260] (Inspiration from Ged Carroll)
[261] 
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Jun2 }
[281] Point 11. Not good.
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Via: Online MBA