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FeedBurner’s ‘360 view’ site statistics go live!

Friday, 5 January 2007 — by Wayne Smallman

As of today, and at long last, the new FeedBurner website statistics package go live!

And not a moment too soon, either:

“As promised, site statistics are now live. Our architecture conversion work after the BlogBeat acquisition is complete, and our free StandardStats service now enables any of our publishers to track both feed and site audience, all from the comfort of your FeedBurner account. There is a lot to discuss, so this post will cover how to get started, what you get when you activate site statistics, what’s coming next, and our vision for how the pieces all fit together.”

I’ve been on the look-out for this update for some time.

As recently mentioned in ‘Pimp my Blog’, over on Francesco Iovine’s ‘blog, FeedBurner is just one of several tools used to track, monitor, enhance and expose a ‘blog to a wider audience.

Thus far, after signing up with MyBlogLog, I’ve seen an interesting burst in traffic to this ‘blog and an increase in my news subscribers, which is always nice!

By the way: if you’d like some help & advice on ‘blogging and generally pimpin’ your ‘blog, let me know and we can discuss some strategies.

Always happy to help!

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