IMPORTANT Message for RSS Readers of This Blog. Your Subscription May End
I’ve been a bit reluctant to write about this. I’ve already included a message on my news bar on the top as well as announced via Facebook, but still I am sure many don’t know. So here it is:
This blog has over 9,000 readers that are subscribed to it via RSS. If you are one of them and if you haven’t heard yet, Google Reader is SHUTTING DOWN on July 1st.
If you rely on RSS updates for new content notification on this blog and read its content through Google Reader, you will no longer be receiving updates.
There are a few things you can do to ensure you continue to get all the updates:
- You can subscribe to updates through another RSS feed reader (see image below)
- You can subscribe to updates through an RSS feed that comes to your email inbox (also see below)
- Or you can subscribe to my blog updates via my email here
The last option is the best as it ensures we can stay in touch no matter what happens to RSS readers that we have no control over.
Here is the link that will take you to the image above. Once there, select the best option for you.
No matter which route you choose, CHOOSE ONE. It’s easy to say “oh forget it I will just check up on the site by visiting it every now and then”. Trust me, this does not happen.
When I unsubscribed from several blogs that I used to read, this was exactly my attitude. Guess what? I have not been back to those blogs and years have gone by.
Don’t let this happen to you. If you are truly interested in following the content on my blog, you can spend less than a minute right now and ensure that you automatically receive updates by selecting one of the options above. Or you can subscribe to my updates via email here.
As always, thank you for your ongoing support. This blog is steadily growing and nearing 10,000 RSS readers.
I couldn’t do any of this without you.
THANK YOU!
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Ohh, that’s a sad news. any other alternative.
you can use any reader you are comfortable with Asher. if you click the Feedburner link above it will provide you with several choices.
An RSS document, called a “feed,” is a syndication of information supplied by a website. Anyone with an RSS feed reader can subscribe to an RSS feed; once subscribed, the reader checks for new content and updates as it becomes available. This makes it easy to keep up-to-date with changes without needing to manually visit the website every day.
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Thanks for reminding us that we need to shift to a new reader. I have found Feedly does the job nicely. Now I can keep reading your blog without having to physically visit (so to speak). cheers, ashley
Feedly is an easy switch. glad to see there are many other services out there
I disliked Feedly. I’ve been using The Old Reader for a few months and it’s been working great for me. It’s fast, realiable, and best of all based (visually) on Google Reader, so it didn’t take long to get used to it. You might want to try it if any other feed reader doesn’t work for you.
thanks for additional options Martina. of course as a writer I’d prefer to be able to reach you in your inboxes, but I understand we all have our preferred ways to consume content
RSS feed can enhance the SERPs as search engine reads it regularly on your website
Hi, Sunil
Just wanted to let you know that I am looking forward to reading more of your content and wondered if you are OK?
Anyway, thanks for your useful site.
hi David, thanks for your concern. life has picked up pace in a very good way. I am doing well and will be publishing more content regularly. I have lots of new stuff to share with all kinds of side ventures that are proving to be fruitful. looking forward to the interaction
OK, good to hear all is fine. I don`t tend to comment but I am a regular reader so I look forward to some new articles. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing this.
Oh my goodness! an remarkable post dude. Thank you On the other hand I’m experiencing problem with ur rss . Do not know why Unable to subscribe to it. Is there any person finding identical rss challenge? Any indual who knows kindly respond. Thnkx
Hey really cool site and i have come know lots of things which i have not done for my blog feeds thanks for the post
you’re welcome Aisha
I am using your RSS feed since long time.How can i continue your Rss feed. Please guide me for that.Iwant to subscribe it again.
mcx tips
Sudeep have you tried any of the alternatives mentioned in the post?
Well I guess there is really an end to everything. But yes I agree that Feedly is somewhat everyone’s fave.
Thanks for post. I know about RSS, but on my sites doesn’t work verry good. I don’t know why…