I run eight feedburner feeds from my one Gmail account and when I realized that every single one of my feeds that my readers subscribed to had “contactme@dragonblogger.com” as the sender, I realized I needed to figure out how to update my feedburner subscriptions so that people who subscribed to different feeds had the right “sender” email for the feed. This is actually pretty easy to do, and these are the steps on how you can change your “Sender” that goes out to your feedburner email subscribers.
Step 1 – Log into Feedburner
Step 2 – Click on the Feed you want to alter
Step 3 – Click on Publicize Tab
Step 4 – Click on Email Subscriptions on left
Step 5 – Click on Communication Preferences under “Email Subscriptions”
Step 6 – Enter “Email From Address” to be whichever email you want subscribers to see as the Sender.
Step 7 – Click Save
Step 8 – Repeat for all your Feeds you want to update
Here is a screenprint of Google Email Subscriptions section for easy reference:
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November 14th, 2009 at 9:03 am
Good point – I wasn’t aware (or I forgot about it), so I just checked to make sure mine was set up correctly and it is, sending from my info@Â address. That’s fine enough for me.
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February 13th, 2010 at 9:44 am
It works, however if the Subscriber tries to reply to your email, it again shows the original email address in the ‘To’ field.
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