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Click on Save Changes at bottom of Current Widget area (right hand side of dashboard).

Paste code for Feedburner in the Text Widget.

Click on Edit on the Text widget that has been added to your current widget area.

Scroll down to Text widget in your available widget area (left hand side of dashboard) and click on Add.

On your blog dashboard, go to Design > Widgets.

Click on the Publicize Tab > Chicklet Chooser and copy the HTML code. Please select one to use as your source” - select the RSS 2.0 feed i.e. If the Identify Feed Source page gives you the following message “FeedBurner discovered more than one feed at that address. In Your Feeds section of your Feedburner account add your Blog URL to the Burn a Feed Right This Instant box and follow the instructions in the diagram below.

You’ll need to register for a free account with Feedburner, if you don’t have an existing account. number of subscribers, Feed Readers they use.

Using Feedburner means you can also analyse your subscriptions e.g. Having a Feedburner feed means readers can click on the RSS icon and subscribe to your feed by selecting their Feed Reader. The trouble is not all Feed Readers can automatically detect the RSS feed from the blog URL. Most blogs already have RSS feed which is detected automatically by Feed Readers like Google Reader, Bloglines, NetVibes when the blog URL is added to the reader. What is Feedburner?įeedburner is a free web service which enhances bloggers and podcasters ability to manage their RSS feeds and track usage of their subscribers. A common way bloggers make it easy for readers to subscribe is using Feedburner. RSS notifies your reader of new content saving them time because it means they can read their latest news in one location, their feed reader, rather than having visiting each web site separately (if you currently don’t use RSS - watch this video).Īs a blogger you want people to read what you write by subscribing to your blog. Most readers receive posts from their favorite blogs by subscribing to RSS using their feed readers (e.g.