Best FeedBurner Analysis Tools
So you want to gain a little more information about your FeedBurner powered feed? There are several free tools from around the Web that will allow you to do just that. Here are three out there that Google hasn’t provided to FeedBurner users yet.
With the toolset that Blog Perfume is providing, you can see some details statistics on just about any FeedBurner feed. You can see the number of subscribers per month, the hits, subscribers and views from a day to day basis, the number of subscribers depending on the day of the week, and more.

Example: Web Hosting Show’s Feed Information for the Past 6 Months
Yoast’s Feed Circulation Graphs
Yoast takes a simpler approach and just gives you a graph based on the number of subscribers that you have. Type in your feed name (what follows after the feeds.feedburner.com/) the time frame and the width of the graph.

Example: Web Hosting Show’s Subscription Number Graph for 6 Months
This one might be my favorite of them all. Feed Compare takes your subscription numbers and compares them with anybody else who uses FeedBurner to power their RSS feeds. You can give it up to four feeds to compare too. You can view stats for up to 1 month to 24 months, so there should be no concern about getting the big picture when it comes to this alternative FeedBurner stats tools. For example, you can see the Web Hosting Show’s RSS feed and The WHIR’s RSS feed are pretty close in comparison.

Example: Web Hosting Show’s RSS Feed vs The WHIR’s RSS Feed
For many of these tools, you must have awareness API turned on for your feed in question. If your trying to look at data from somebody else’s feed, and you get an error - this is probably the reason why.






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