You can pull in numbers on all feeds from Feedly, probably the most popular feed reading platform at the moment. Either combine your own numbers with the subscription numbers from Feedly, or display the count next to your own count on the “Feed viewer page”. Note that you also get some extra data that could be interesting to display there such as velocity (the average number of entries published every week).
The API for this is super simple. GET https://cloud.feedly.com/v3/feeds/feed%2Fhttps%3A%2F%2Ffeed.ctrl.blog%2Flatest and read the subscribers count field.
You can pull in numbers on all feeds from Feedly, probably the most popular feed reading platform at the moment. Either combine your own numbers with the subscription numbers from Feedly, or display the count next to your own count on the “Feed viewer page”. Note that you also get some extra data that could be interesting to display there such as
velocity(the average number of entries published every week).The API for this is super simple. GET
https://cloud.feedly.com/v3/feeds/feed%2Fhttps%3A%2F%2Ffeed.ctrl.blog%2Flatestand read thesubscriberscount field.Remember to implement support for Feedly’s API rate-limiting.