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No Worries, Google Just Forgot To Check Their Feed Count

under Web News
By Carl on November 4, 2007

I checked my feed count this afternoon about 4 PM (We’re in +8 GMT) and was ridiculed by this funny stat showing that my subscriber count was buried down to 290 from 564. Honestly, that shocked me at first as I haven’t posted from the last 2 days, but to think of it, my subscribers aren’t really that mean to unsubscribe that fast (Well I hope so!) as there are days where my blog is in drought longer than this week.

In the hope of another Feedburner hiccup, I visited other top blogs in my niche and viola:

Problogger DropProblogger from 33,000ish

John Chow dropJohn Chow from 13,000ish

Copyblogger dropCopyblogger from 26,000ish

It’s A Swing!

Just to be sure, I logged in on my feedburner account (That I don’t often do) and looked at what feed reader my subscribers are using. Yesterday 46% or 260 of them are using Google reader.

My Feed Stats Yesterday November 3 +8 GMT

Subtract that from 564 that was my feed count yesterday and it will total to 304 subscribers. A pretty close figure to my feed count today of 290 – or you can do it in vice versa if Google forgets to count the other feed readers and it would total to 260, a close call to 290 also.

So to those of you who are worrying about the feed count drop, fear no more. Let the techie guys work on it.

Update:

Just about a minute ago, Feedburner updated their stats and yep, they forgot to count Google feedfethcer.

Update! Yep it’s Google Reader

I wonder why they always forget their own reader :roll:

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19 Comments →

Comment by Thomas Sinfield
2007-11-04 10:38:02

I have heard a couple of people mention this… im hoping I get a couple more subscribers when it comes back then :lol:

Comment by Carl
2007-11-05 00:44:22

Well, that’s what we hope every day :mrgreen:

 
Comment by akmal
2007-11-05 10:22:07

haha…hoping too… :twisted: :twisted:

 
 
Comment by Josh Buckley
2007-11-04 13:47:10

Ah, i was wondering about that. I got a bit freaked out when my feed readers dropped by 50%, luckily i checked other blogs and saw it was happening everywhere.

 
Comment by mark
2007-11-04 14:15:37

I am your reader and I’ll never unsubscribe. Go ahead Carl! :grin:

Comment by Carl
2007-11-05 00:45:15

Wow, welcome to my blog Mark. That made my day :wink:

 
 
Comment by mark
2007-11-04 14:20:42

I started a new project at ebookdeal.blogspot.com and I want to ask you if I can add your e-book to some new post? Expecting answer soon

Comment by Carl
2007-11-05 00:46:14

You mean my own ebook?

 
 
Comment by mark
2007-11-04 16:26:14

type make money online in google. You are no more second place! :grin:

Comment by Carl
2007-11-05 00:47:08

:shock: Oh my…

 
 
Comment by Caroline Middlebrook
2007-11-04 17:42:49

Yeah I went about two hours this morning thinking I had done something awful because my drop was only about 20% so not enough to make me think it was a technical glitch! However as soon as I saw somebody else’s feed count down really low, I figured it out :)

 
Comment by Carlo Selorio
2007-11-05 00:26:34

Yeah I got a big drop in my RSS Subs as well. I’m not sure why… I’ll just have to write more unique content and see if it springs back up.

Cheers,
Carlo Selorio

 
Comment by Teejay
2007-11-05 02:41:38

Well, I noticed it in Yaro’s blog. I wondered why the sudden drop. I know now that it was global.

 
Comment by Vitaliy
2007-11-05 07:34:26

Why do you always count your readers by feedburner? On my own blog I have personal platform which helps me count my RSS readers as well as number of people who visited my blog for specified time, isn’t that enough ?

 
Comment by Wayne Liew
2007-11-05 11:11:29

I thought my latest article made my readers fed up of me! Phew, luckily I didn’t pull my hairs off my head yet.

Why is this happening to Google? They want to whole blogosphere to blog about them again after all the PR update hype? :lol:

 
Comment by Mike Huang
2007-11-07 05:39:17

And here I thought that there was going to be another dot com crash :lol:

 
Comment by Jerry Khoo
2007-11-09 06:37:45

haha… one thing about not having too big a subscriber base for RSS is that I do not have to worry about this. small comfort :razz:

 
Comment by Jochen Van de Velde
2007-11-10 15:24:23

Hi Carl, I just subscribed to your blog’s RSS feed, maybe that’ll get yout subscriber count up. :p

 
Comment by Etienne Teo
2007-11-10 20:39:38

I have seen another dip today and it went back to normal like in 4hours.I don;t know what’s going on with feedburn these days.

 
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