Whenever I come across a blog that DOESN’T have a “Subscribe via Email” option for following, I’m floored. Why don’t they? They’re cutting off a huge chunk of would-be followers! If someone doesn’t have their RSS feed link in their sidebar or a Bloglovin’ link […]
Tag: Email Subscriptions
BEA Bloggers Conference, Boston Marathon, Email Subscriptions, & Honeymoon!
I’m speaking at the BEA Bloggers Conference! So not only am I attending BEA this year (yay!), but I’m also speaking on one of the panels at the Bloggers Conference! I will be on the “Design 101: Creating a Picture Perfect Blog” panel at 10:15am. […]
The Best Way to Track RSS & Provide Email Subscriptions on a WordPress Blog
I moved away from Feedburner a while back because I didn’t like the service much and was worried with it seeming like it might go away. I moved over to Feedblitz for my RSS and RSS-to-Email needs, which has been great, but with Google Reader […]
When People You Know Unsubscribe to Your Blog
It always sucks when people unsubscribe from your blog. It can put you down, make you mope, make you doubt.. but… How do you feel when someone you know unsubscribes to your blog? I was looking through my subscribers the other day, and realized that […]
Subscribing to Blogs and Navigating the Blogosphere
Subscribing to Blogs: What’s the Difference? What’s the difference in subscribing? (via email or otherwise) What’s the best option to use? I’ve seen: Subscribe (via email) delivered by Feedburner. Subscribe (via email) powered by Mailchimp Subscribe (via email) Subscribe (When someone clicks on your RSS […]
Tutorial: How to Set Up Your Blog With MyMail & Amazon SES
Update: 5 April 2016: Since writing this article, MyMail has been replaced with Mailster. This article may no longer be relevant to the new Mailster plugin. I haven’t personally used the new version myself so I can’t vouch for it one way or another. The […]
Why I Have Given Up FeedBurner (and what I now use for e-mail subscriptions)
What I used FeedBurner for Since starting my blog I have been using FeedBurner to send out e-mail updates to my e-mail subscribers, and “burn” my feed, which allows subscribers to easily add my RSS feed to their own RSS reader. However, Google has given […]