Export Feedburner Email Subscribers to CSV File

28 April, 2010 - 07:00 AM - 14 Comments

In testing out other email subscription list services I needed to export my Google Feedburner email RSS subscribers so that I can import them into other email subscription programs such as MailChimp, Aweber…etc. This is actually very easy to do with Feedburner and I wrote a video demonstration to show fellow bloggers how easy it is to export your feedburner email subscribers to a csv file:

Thanks for watching.

Poll:

How many readers use some other email subscription based service other than Google Feedburner? Do you use a free service or a paid one to deliver your blog RSS via email?

I would like to hear from you, leave a comment below.

-Dragon Blogger

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nishanth

Thanks a lot for this post.. it was really difficult for me to find where to see the email ids which has subscribed to my site... keep up the good work!!!

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Dan

Hey Dragon Blogger,
Great information on your site.

I had a question about this video: Export Feedburner Email Subscribers to CSV File

When I login to Feedburner and follow your steps, I am still not able to see my list of subscribers.

I don't see a way to view the actual e-mail addresses.

Thanks.

dragonblogger

All you have to do is click "Manage your email subscription list" and you should see the email address of every subscriber and have ability to export to CSV. This only works for email subscribers of course.

Luqman @ Domain name registration

I have try to do the same thing sometime ago but was unable to complete it due to some error I encounter and I have to leave it. With this video demonstration I see above, I think I will do it again without any error.

Let me know if it works for you, glad to help.

sarkari naukri

I am using free service of feedburner, but ya i m interest to get the service of awber. But please tell how i can get the benefit of this service. Thanks
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just go to aweber.com and read about and purchase if interested.

Murlu

Thanks a ton for sharing this. I had a couple people asking me about ways to start capturing emails now so when they do begin using email services such as Aweber, they'd be ready to go.

This should get them right up to speed :)
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Ileane @ The Podcast Blog

Hey Dragon Blogger, I heard a little about Feedblitz but I haven't used it. One thing I noticed for something about the blogs that I subscribe to that use it. The emails come from FeedBlitz instead of the Blogger's name. I'm not sure if that can be changed or not.@Ileane

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Do you get my RSS Email Subscription? What do you think of the format that FeedMailPro sends them in? I was able to add a custom header, it shows the related posts from the YARPP plug-in and shows the from being my own website. I have not trailed Feedblitz

Kristi@Blogging Tips

I'm pretty much stuck on Feedburner now, but someone recently suggested that I consider FeedBlitz (http://www.feedblitz.com/).

I really haven't had the time to look at the service, but their tagline is "FeedBlitz automates turning publisher blogs and feeds into customized marketing communications using our integrated RSS feed management, Email marketing and Social Media services."

Thanks for the tip on exporting Feedburner subscribers though - that will come in handy for anyone looking to move their subscription services.
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I just switched from Feedburner to FeedMailPro, not only is it an RSS subscription, but allows you to brand and send out manual blasts so it serves as both an RSS Email Subscription and a mailing list and its free for up to 1000 subscribers and lets you import your feedburner feed. The post about this product goes live tomorrow, this export post was the precursor to the FeedMailPro post.

Phil Hollows

FYI if you try FeedBlitz we have a migration wizard that eliminates the need for manual export, and can bring aover al your relevant FeedBurner email settings too.

See: http://blog.feedblitz.com/2010/02/new-feedburner-e...

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Phil Hollows@phollows
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Thanks for informing me, I just settled on FeedMailPro because it allows 1000 subscribers for free and allows manual email blasts like newsletters and imports the FeedBurner list. Can you let me know how FeedBlitz compares against FeedburnerPro? I see that it doesn't count RSS as subscribers, but charges $1.49 per month for 0-9 subscribers manually for the mailing list.