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How-to add feed icon to blog

How to add feed icon to blog

How-to add feed icon to your blog

Every publisher wants the popularity of his blog whether he admits it or not.A simple way to track the records of visitors is using Google analytics service.You can refer to it by visiting the link Google Analytics.But here is another way to track the audience which is a regular visitor of your blog:-Feeds.People who subscribe to your blog feeds can easily be reported as regular visitors which not only popularise your blog but also increase its google page rank.People don't need to submit their email address so they won't hesitate to subscribe to your blog.

But now the question is :-How-to convince people to subscribe to your blog feeds.Obviously it is difficult for people to subscribe to your blog by the classic blogger option which is available at the last of your page.People mostly see the rss feed icon on your blog to get to know whether they can subscribe to your blog or not.So publishers have to provide them a attractive link and the feed icon through which they can subscribe.There are many services which can provide your blog this feature but in this tutorial we're gonna make use of Feedburner.This was an independent service before google owns it some years ago.But as you can see, it is trustworthy and provides you a lot of features to apply to to your blog.Just follow the step by step process.



    Using Feedburner

  • First of all, visit the feedburner site and login with your google account with which you created your blog.
  • Then there will be a form in which you have to fill your blog details.
  • Now just press the "burn feed" button and your blog will get attached to feedburner service.
  • Now its time to add a feed icon to your blog.Go to the publicize section whose link in given in the navigation bar.
  • There you'll see many options/features to add to your blog.Select the option "Add Chicklet".
  • Then you'll see many buttons/icons to add to your blog.People oftenly choose the classic feed icon.
  • Select it and copy the html code given in the box
  • Select the service you are using from the drop down list and click "add widget".It will navigate to your blogger's page.
  • Click on the "edit html code" and paste the code their.And the final step click on "Add widget".Now there will be a feed icon at the top of your blog and a chicklet in the widget section.


I hope these steps are not difficult to follow.These steps may seem to be tedious to you but once you follow one step, you'll get direction to the next automatically.The steps i have listed are just a vision of what'll you see once you sign-up for feedburner.Try it and i'm sure you'll not get puzzled.


Happy Blogging
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