Good news! Today, we will be rolling out a new, experimental interface for Google FeedBurner. The real story is what’s new under the hood, however: the new interface provides real time stats for clicks, views, and podcast downloads, which means you can start seeing what content is drawing traffic from feed readers, Twitter, and other syndicated sources as it happens.
Additionally, if you use the FeedBurner Socialize service, and your platform uses PubSubHubbub or you ping us when you post, you can for the first time get stats on how much traffic your feed items are receiving from Twitter, as well as feed reading platforms like Google Reader in one place. Again, all within seconds of posting your content. Ping? Pong! Yep. That fast.
Your subscriber and reach numbers are still calculated based on a whole day's worth of requests, and are based on the traffic you received yesterday and before; but your item stats reflect the traffic you are receiving right now.
You can access the new interface by visiting http://feedburner.google.com/gfb/ or logging into feedburner.google.com and then clicking on the "Try out the NEW (beta) version!" link at the top.
The best way to see these real time features is to publish a new post and then switch to the “Last two hours” view to begin seeing updates.
To access feed management or previous analytics functionality, you can continue using the original interface at feedburner.google.com.
In the new interface, we are focusing on two things: our new real-time stats presentation and getting messages about and issues with your feed posted to the top-level dashboard, so that you can better diagnose any issues that may prevent your feed from being delivered in real time. If you have any comments or questions, look for the “Send Feedback” link at the top of the page to tell us what you think.
Posted by Dan Rodney, FeedBurner Team
Thanks for adding these real time stats. Will I be able to add a second email address to my Feedburner account soon. Right now I have two accounts and logging in and out of them is a pain.
ReplyDeleteThanks again!
Cool news, I love the beta interface. Thanks
ReplyDeleteFeedBurner is a sleeping giant in the world of analytics. Despite its shortcomings, it's still the best free service available. I hope you will continue to improve usability and accessibility. I find installation and access very confusing and I do online marketing for a living. My clients are, for the most part, totally baffled by FeedBurner. There is a huge, untapped market for this kind of service. Real-time stats are obviously the future of analytics, and it's great to see the interface getting more attention, as well. Thanks for your hard work.
ReplyDeleteAny chance this data will reach subscribers through the "sort by magic" feature?
ReplyDeleteLove the new live stats!
ReplyDeleteWill the email subscription management details be available in the Beta version at a later date?
@Turkey Baz - The team will prioritize what gets added back in next based on the feedback they get.
ReplyDeleteJust because it is not here now does not mean it is going away, but until you do see it here, you will have to go back to the old interface to perform some of those tasks.
Fwiw, bring email management into this UI is one of the leading requests we have gotten.
@Steve - Thanks for the very quick reply on that. Good to know!
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I'm not seeing real time stats. So much of prior functionality - GONE. Don't like this minimalist version.
ReplyDeleteSo, I feel like I should be able to add a new feed in the new interface, am I missing something?
ReplyDeletePlease, bring the email management over to the new UI! My 2 cents...
ReplyDeletePlease, add the email subscriber tools!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff. Following :)
ReplyDeleteFeed burner is good. It help us to update twitter but there is nothing to update facebook. But the new features of stats viewing are great. This saves time. We dont need web tools to see the traffic and source.
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ReplyDelete+1 for email subscription management in the new interface.
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ReplyDeleteNow, after I've used this new version awhile, I see that it ROCKS.
ReplyDeleteI'm directing subscribers to feedburner through Facebook Ad's and Google Adwords.
ReplyDeleteI want to work out the cost per verified subscriber, but I need to put the tracking/aquisition code on the "Your email has been verified" page but I can not find this option.
Is it available, and if not can this get put into the development lifecycle.
is there any new policy on adsense for feeds? because i'm receiving zero impression on my feeds, after i checked there were no ads on the feeds?
ReplyDeleteFeedBurner is a sleeping giant in the world of analytics. Despite its shortcomings, it's still the best free service available. I hope you will continue to improve usability and accessibility. I find installation and access very confusing and I do online marketing for a living. My clients are, for the most part, totally baffled by FeedBurner. There is a huge, untapped market for this kind of service. Real-time stats are obviously the future of analytics, and it's great to see the interface getting more attention, as well. Thanks for your hard work.
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