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I often find myself curious as to where various style blogs stack up in terms of readership. Of course, web traffic is tough to measure from the outside, so it can be difficult to tell. One thing that can be easily measured, though, is the number of people subscribing to a site’s RSS feed with Google Reader. Reader makes this information public, in fact - just click on “show details” for any given blog and you can see.
I decided to take a quick tour through some of my own subscriptions to see how my favorite style blogs stack up. My Feedburner data suggests that a bit more than 60% of folks who use RSS feeds are using Google Reader these days, so you can guesstimate total subscribership by multiplying these numbers by 1.5 or so. (Note that these numbers reflect feed subscribers only, so who knows how they relate to web traffic - I’d guess sites with older or less web-savvy audiences are less likely to use RSS. Also, some of these blogs are on the Tumblr platform, and may have additional followers there - PTO, for example, has just over 10,000 Tumblr followers in addition to our RSS subscribers.)
Subscribers / Blog
(Note that I left off blogs with less than 50 folowers, and I did this by hand with no real criteria for inclusion, so please don’t be offended if you or your favorite blog was left out. You can always look it up and add it in to your own private list that you make, or email me and maybe I’ll add it if I’ve got time. Also: this counts only one feed, and some sites may have separate Atom and RSS feeds, so lmk if you got undercounted for that reason and I can correct.)