As I previously said, most bloggers use Feedburner for their RSS feeds. One of the good points of Feedburner is that you can display how many people are reading your blog daily, via RSS. This is, obviously, very good for finding potential advertisers because it gives the advertisers an idea about how popular your blog is.
Even if you edited your theme files and replaced WordPress feeds URL by your Feedburner URL, WordPress feeds are still active and you would be surprised to see how many people are subscribing to your "normal" feeds instead of your Feedburner feeds.
In this recipe, I'm going to show you how to make sure that all your RSS readers are tracked and counted by Feedburner by redirecting WordPress feeds to Feedburner. Like I did in the previous recipe, I'll show you both a hack and a plugin so you can choose the option that fits your blog the most.