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I all of y’all that RSS has been on my mind lately, so get ready for another adventure!

On Friday, I self-congratulated about hitting 300 RSS subscribers here at the OMC (and wouldn’t you know it, we’re down to 283 as of today, oh well!), which prompted over on : “I cleared out my RSS subscriptions yesterday and removed any I get from FF ;) .” Somewhat offhandedly I replied: “Power to you but in my book a feed is a feed is a feed,” throwing in a winking emoticon for good digital measure.

The great point that Cains brings up is that when someone subscribes to you on FriendFeed, they are also in a sense becoming an RSS subscriber to your blog feed, if you publish a blog and include it as part of your FriendFeed offerings, of course. I do both in the case of OMC, so it brings up an interesting question: when someone subscribes to my profile on FriendFeed, should I count that subscription as part of my “official tally” of RSS subscribers?

I base my RSS numbers on what tells me, and I’d argue that that’s as good a way as any to get an admittedly rough gauge on how many people are tracking feeds. Now, I have about 300 followers on FriendFeed these days, so I know that Feedburner isn’t counting all of these readers as part of my tally as I’ve only been playing seriously in the FF pool since the late winter and already had a few hundred RSS subscribers at that time.

So there’s the issue of how Feedburner tallies subscribers that come from FriendFeed and other RSS based content aggregation/social media platforms. Then there’s the issue of should they be counted at all?

I would argue yes, absolutely. The counterargument might be that when people subscribe to someone’s “life feed” on a service like FF, there is the possibility that they’re only going to look at your blog feed component in a passive way. While certainly possible, the same can be true of subscribing to an RSS feed in a more “traditional” manner.

Further, I get a great many links to my blog through FriendFeed, so no matter how I “count” those visitors, the bottom line is that it has proven to be a fantastic outpost for conversations and promotion.

The clincher for me, if I needed one, came while reading Tony Hung’s piece called Hung discusses TechCrunch’s “mindboggling” 900,000 subscribers, and Mashable’s relatively more modest 185,000.

Thinking about those huge numbers I realized: do you think TechCrunch et al are “turning away” subscribers in their official tallies because of where people are subscribing from? I’d think not.

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  • I read your blog all of the time through a few Google Blog Search RSS feeds and occasionally from likes/comments on FriendFeed (like this post!), but I still probably read most of your content. However, I do not appear in your number.

    Also, when I do subscribe to a site, I usually subscribe in three places: Google Reader, my main news reader, my Nokia N800 for offline reading, and my laptop for offline reading. They all update regullarly and count as readers, but they are all me.

    Anyway, I think you're about ready to go onto my subscriber lists anyway since I enjoy your blog and don't want to miss anything . :-)
  • Hi Jake - First, huge thanks for the flattering words! :-)

    Writing this story definitely made me more aware of the relative meaning/meainglessness of these numbers. The same variation is there of course in terms of analytics -- "uniques," page views, impressions, and so on.

    Nonetheless, I'm *immensely* grateful for all who have taken the time to stop by and think enough of the site to plug in its feed into a reader of some sort. I use the feedburner number as some sort of gauge of how many people are doing this... but it's certainly not perfect or exact.





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