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As you might know, I like to keep an eye on my Feedburner / RSS / Aotm / feeds stats.

Neville Hobson has just shared some of his Feedburner stat data and I thought it was interesting how similar some of the trends are compared to mine. Some differences too.

Around 47% of Neville's subscribers are using Bloglines (consistently) and NewsGator at #2 (14%) , while for me only 22% of my subscribers use Bloglines (that is big drop since Jan 06, see below) and Netvibes is number #2 (at 18%).

My reader breakdown (June 26 to July 02 2006):

For my subscribers, Netvibes is really a new entrant - it didn't feature in the previous update I gave.

Firefox Live Bookmarks features in both of our stats (he 6%, me 4%). Unlike Neville, Rojo readers have subscribed to me since I turned on my Feedburner service in September (around the 6-8% mark consistently). The following is a snapshot of same period above. It provides more data than I've highlighted here:

 

FeedDemon is still there, but not where it used to be for my FB subscribers (I wonder if some FeedDemon users are counted as NewsGator now?...Nick?).

Another difference between Neville's stats and mine in the intial take up of the feed. His has quite a sharp take-up in the first few days, while mine (see below) is much more gradual. I think this is to do with the fact that I haven't been able to include an automatic redirect (where as I think Neville could, am guessing though).

Overall number of subscribers Setp 12 2005 to July 02 2006:

I still can't shut down my other feed or do the redirect, but the proportions are looking a little better now since my plea - I think around 65% of my readers are now sub'd to the FB feed.

This tallies with the 'Share Your OPML' data, which counts my two seperate feeds er, seperately (67 on the old feed, 97 on FB feed, which if counted as one would put me in the top 100, but whatever).

But Bloglines is the big dropper for me. It was a 31% in January, now at 22%.

I haven't seen any aggregate data reports from Feedburner, and would like to compare on trends.

According to Kevin O'Keefe, who spoke to Rick Klau, VP of Biz Dev at Feedburner, FB is adding around 1,200 feeds from 800 to 1000 new publishers a day. That's a lot of data...a lot of readers and lot of publishers...

Comments

  • Anonymous
    July 03, 2006
    That is interesting, Alex, to see those differences in subscriptions. My lot are mostly still a Bloglines crowd. None with Netvibes yet. Another dynamic here, too, I think - the different types of people who subscribe to different blogs.

    Plus geography may be a differentiator, too: I'm in Europe, you're in the US (although hard to see what that differentiator actually could be).

    Maybe Rick can throw some light.
  • Anonymous
    July 03, 2006
    Yes, synchronized feeds are counted as NewsGator rather than FeedDemon.
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    July 03, 2006
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    July 04, 2006
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  • Anonymous
    July 04, 2006
    hi alex
    never heard about netvibes... just took a look at the page, and it looks very similar to my windows live page (live.com).
    does feedburner also show if someone consumes rss via windows live page?
    in addition, what is your opinion about the functionality of the customized live.com page? do you use it?
    thanks,
    ralf
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    July 05, 2006
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  • Anonymous
    July 23, 2006
    To David: IRT "I find that Bloglines is down more than it is up.", I live in BlogLines, it was down for me on one occasion several months ago, that's it. I'm in SC, USA.