Tweaking subscriber e-mails.
Credit: Jeremy Burgin.
Thanks to this post from ProBlogger,1 I’ve been fiddling with Feedburner’s handling of the daily e-mails2 that subscribers to this blog receive.3
So, if you’re an e-mail subscriber, feel free to let me know (a) if you like the minor stuff I’ve already changed, and (b) if you’d like me to change anything else.
Thank you for your continued custom.
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Notes4:
- Sometimes, astoundingly successful people are also astoundingly good people. Famous example from baseball: Stan Musial. Famous example from show business: Jimmy Stewart. Deserves-to-be-famous example from the blogosphere: Darren Rowse of ProBlogger. ↩
- Actually, the e-mails emit only on days that posts appear on the blog, but I post just about every weekday, and occasionally on weekends. ↩
- “What? I could be getting this straight to my inbox? Where do I sign up?!” I hear you ask. Just click on the pretty “E-mail Subscriptions” button in the right sidebar, fill out the three-seconds-flat Feedburner form, click the confirmation link in the e-mail they send you, and you’re home and dry. ↩
- Yes, I’m playing with this new footnoting tool, too. ↩
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