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Looking for Feedburner alternatives? Try these!

19 Oct, 2012 Blogging Great Resources Permalink

The Google Feedburner API will shut down on October 20, 2012.

The other day, Nick Kellet, the co-founder of Listly, spent some time researching alternatives and sent me the link to the list he had created.

I am sharing this list with you and hope you will find the resources useful!

Feel free to add links!

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Cendrine Marrouat is a journalist, blogger, content curator, author, and workshop facilitator located in Canada. She is the founder of two social media blogs: Social Media Slant and Creative Ramblings. On March 6, 2012, she released The Little Big eBook on Blogging: 40 Traffic Generation Tips, a comprehensive resource that provides bloggers of all levels with essential information and precise guidance to attract quality traffic to their blogs. She is currently working on an eBook on social media strategies that should be released before the end of 2013.
  • http://leaderswest.com Jim Dougherty

    Hi Cendrine! Is there any indication of how the API shut-down will affect the FeedBurner service? I haven’t read too much about that. Great list by the way and one that I’ve bookmarked! Cheers!

    • http://www.cendrinemarrouat.com Cendrine Marrouat

      Hey Jim,

      From what I read (and a friend told me), the API will still be available internally, but not to external sites. If you find anything on the topic, feel free to let me know!

      Thanks for stopping by!

    • http://www.feedblitz.com Rebecca Caroe

      Jim, The FeedBurner service itself won’t be affected by the API shutdown (nor the AdSense for Feeds service closure).

      Your feed will still distribute – but any external apps that draw in your feedburner information won’t be able to do so.

      Suggest you back up your subscribers list in FeedBurner in case it does die – at least you’ll be able to write to them and migrate them elsewhere.

      • http://www.cendrinemarrouat.com Cendrine Marrouat

        Thank you for chiming in, Rebecca! I appreciate your advice and will certainly follow it!

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