Subscribe by e-mail
Posted on April 7, 2006
Just to let you know, you can now subscribe to receive my posts by e-mail. Several of you have been doing this for awhile, but now, I think, there is a better way. I have been using FeedBlitz, but it is frustrating because FeedBlitz only picks up posts once a day, somewhere around 11:00pm. What’s frustrating is if I post something, say, at midnight, feedblitz doesn’t pick it up until the next night at 11:00. So, essentially, there’s a full day delay.
I found Squeet and have tried it for several weeks and I have been getting an e-mail within the hour of when I post, so it’s a much quicker turn around.
So, if you’re interested, subscribe with Squeet by clicking the icon above to receive my posts via e-mail and also, if you are currently subscribed with FeedBlitz, you can continue or cancel that and subscribe with Squeet, it really doesn’t matter. I personally don’t like FeedBlitz because of the delay, but it’s up to you.
Just know that if you are a e-mail subscriber now, you would have received this post yesterday with Squeet!
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Jim Walton is the leader of the Tech Arts Ministry of Fairview Christian Church. This blog is produced independently by Jim and it is his thoughts, his interests, his observations and his ideas. Anything expressed here is not necessarily representative of Fairview Christian Church, but it's likely pretty close! ;)
Now Feedburner has gotten into the act too. Check out Richard McManus’ post about it:
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/feedburners_new.php
Thanks for the link, Clif! Although, when I go to feedburner, I don’t find anything new like that. I guess it’s not released to everyone yet. It looks like the best e-mail option I have seen, I like Squeet for it’s quickness but I have no way to track my subscribers or customize the email.