User Comments

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   9/06/08

   weblogian

   ARe our post worth subsribing?

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2. 

   9/06/08

   PetLvr

   Although it is good to have your RSS feeds and subscriptions option close to the top of the page, I find that when sites place stuff above the content and it encompass the entire section "above the fold" page (like yours does) .. is more grounds to unsubscribe than to subscribe.
   
   Every post starts with ..
   google ads
   email feedburner
   followers
   then the fold.

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3. 

   9/06/08

   howisbradley

   Even though you're subscriptions are right at the top, my eyes scanned right past them to your post. I think you're best off putting them over to the right with simple buttons. It's where most bloggers put them and I think that's where people will likely see them, especially if they are looking for them.

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4. 

   10/20/08

   evanjohnson

   Post a subscribe to feed link at the bottom of each post.

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      11/28/08

      evanjohnson

      also:
      
      • Ask people to subscribe, it works
      
      • show your subscription counter button
5. 

   10/20/08

   ModelElaine

   You don't force subscriptions. If you write well people will subscribe

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6. 

   3/25/09

   akskhanbl

   go to this page and read
   www.blogcatalog.com/discuss/entry/increase-your-rss-subscription

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7. 

   3/25/09

   Nichetraffic

   Submit your blog's RSS feeds to the feeds directories. If your content is good, you will soon get a ton of subscribers. None of this feed exchange stuff. Just genuinely interested subscribers

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