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Feedburner Subscriber Report :: September 2007

by Brian Lee. (Visited 1872 times) (3 comments) :: Print This Post
Posted: October 19th, 2007 under Blogging, Traffic Reports.

1,143 Subscriptions

September Feed Data

Feedburner feed subscriptions increased 12% in September to 1,143.

Subscriptions are the most solid indicator of blog growth.

Traffic can bounce up and down like crazy with boosts from social media sites or Google trends.

Subscribers represent a solid indicator of readership.

2007 Monthly Subscriptions

September Feeds

compound monthly growth rate (3-month rolling average) of my feed subscriptions is 19%.

Subscriptions vs. Visits

September Feeds vs. Visits

Subscription growth continues at Genius Types!

All though September was a slow month, the numbers are still good.

It’s interesting that average daily visits caught up with subscriptions right on cue.

Best of all, the growth has been consistent.

Thank you to everyone.

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Comment from Creative Investor
Time: October 20, 2007, 9:45 am

It’s interesting to see how in some months your subscribers base was growing while average visits per day were dropping, I’m guessing in those months you found sources of really high quality traffic. Congratulations on a such a steady (and impressive) growth.

Comment from Randy
Time: October 20, 2007, 1:53 pm

Geez, everytime i drop in on this site from the RSS feed, it seems like you change the layout of the site…and for the better!

I really like the 3 columns on the home page, and then the switch to two columns in your blog posts. Nicely done. WP seems to be pretty flexible in allowing you to use multiple formats.

And your graphs and presentation of your reports are too AWESOME! No wonder people are subscribing to your blog. You’re really making a name for yourself, big time. Congrats!

Feedburner Subscriber Report :: September 2007

1,143 Subscriptions

2007 Monthly Subscriptions

Subscriptions vs. Visits

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