I made a surprising discovery (at least for me) when I realized that I have a large number of subscribers through Feedly.
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Ok, come on. It's not that Feedly likes me, but it turns out that the other day I found out through a post by Miguel Florido that he had more than 13,000 subscribers through this channel.
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It turns out that the only sites that outperform me in this ranking are Puromarketing, Territorio Creativo and Briefblog. All of them are collaborative portals of several authors. They don't work like a typical blog.
I'm not writing this post to tell you that I've come fourth in a ranking, but rather to share a curious discovery of mine . In the above-mentioned ranking, there are many sites that far outnumber me in traffic japan telefonnummer (some by a factor of 2-3) and are more or less as old as me. Even so, I outrank some by a factor of 2-3 in Feedly subscribers. Others are only 20-30% below me, but in many cases they actively promote Feedly subscriptions (which is not my case).
The question I have is this: Why does my blog have a high number of subscribers without me actively promoting Feedly, while others do and surpass me in monthly visits?
I think I have a simple answer to why I tend to outperform other blogs: frequency of content publication . In my case, it is daily when the rest publish more like once or twice a week (I am not going to enter into the debate of quality versus quantity of content now ). Therefore, my conclusion a priori is simple.
If you want to grow your subscribers faster via Feedly, post more. And if it’s quality content, even better…
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makotogim 8 years
How are you Carlos? I'll tell you why Feedly loves you: because you don't have a limit on posts in Feedly and you can read them in their entirety.
I read you every day in my feedly, and many days, one out of three, I jump to your page by clicking on one of the links to posts you have associated.