In less then 48 hours, iTunes (Macintosh; N; PPC) is #2 in my logs and iTunes (WIndows; N) is number #3. Cummulatively they easily eclipse iPodder 2.1 which holds #1.
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Michael,
Your feed in iPodderX asks me to switch to a differen feed. Are your trying to get listeners to switch to iTunes?
Keeps up the great shows.
Scott
Scott,
I actually have a lot of listeners subscribed to the old MWGblog feeds. When iTunes went live they offered four separate feeds for my shows. Kind of hard to get any rankings when subscriptions are divided by four. More importantly, I have a podcast specific feed which I would prefer people subscribe to for podcasts. It is : http://reelreviewsradio.com/podcast.xml
Over the next few months I’ll try to encourage people to move their subscriptions there. In Itunes I figured the best way to keep people from subscribing to my “legacy” feeds was to add that warning in the header. The MWGblog feeds stil work, but it is best to re-subscribe if possible. Thanks!
Michael