However, have you also had issues with your feed’s URL being indexed in Google at all? I am not sure why I didn’t catch this before but if you login to your FeedBurner account >> go to publicize >> then go the very last link on the bottom left titled: “No Index.” By default, “Indicate that your feed should not be indexed by search engines” is checked and therefore your Feed will not be indexed in any Search Engine.
One thing you should consider before changing this default option is whether your content is updated frequently enough so that you don’t trip any duplicate content filters (between your blog and your FeedBurner feed). You should also consider the number of items you display on your blog’s home page vs. your feed – this may also get you into some duplicate content issues if they are too alike. However if you post unique content and you post often, you shouldn’t have too much trouble.
rajan says
December 28, 2009 at 5:30 ammy site's feedburner feed url are still not indexed by googl, its about 4 weeks . i applied your tip.
Please help…
auto review blog says
January 21, 2013 at 7:19 pmFeeds is one of the content you don’t want to get indexed as they are duplicates of your original contents. I had this problem numerous times, and it took me a while to figure it out.
Jennifer says
February 19, 2013 at 11:22 amBut you want to get link back from Feedburner to increase your page authority. That is the reason I want to get those pages to be indexed. Yes be careful on how feeds shows up there not to have duplicate content.