How to Remove “Deleted Blog Posts” From Feedburner

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Feedburner (RSS Feed) is among free products offered by Google. Which deliver your new posts to the subscribers via email, Post that is just published on your Blog. You can use it on all blogging Platforms. Such as Blogger, WordPress.

You might noticed while landing on this page from a source except navigating from our other post, that why it is important to delete posts from feedburner.

In the upcoming posts we’ll use today’s post method to Fix a Problem of “Not Found Pages” that are showing in Google Web-master tools, even if you mark them as fixed or redirect them to Home.

Why to Delete Posts from Feedburner?

World Wide Web has a common routine that some pages/posts have to be deleted. Some have to be updated and edited. But once you delete them from your site, here we are talking about blogs, especially blogger blogs, then you have to update other services that you’re using that I have updated my Blog and deleted some post -and please update the services. Didn’t get? Suppose you have deleted a post from your blog, and you’re using Google Webmaster tools, Google will show crawl errors, because when Google spider was crawling your Site, it didn't get the deleted posts,  In-fact Google use your XML Sitemap to access pages and posts on your Blog. So you have to tell feedburner that re-sync my feed- means refresh and update my blog feeds.

We’ll talk more about it in the upcoming post, for now let’s come to our topic.

We’ve to update the feed burner and to tell him to refresh the feed.

Login to Google Feedburner with your Google Account Username and Password.

There’ll be a list of your feeds, Select a Feed that you want to resynchronize (Remove Posts that you've deleted from your Blog).

Now At the Top Menu click on Troubleshootize.

Now scroll down a bit and at the middle of that page click on Resync Now.

At the top of feedburner page you’ll see a message that says “You have successfully Resynchronized: 'Feed Name' ” and if there were some missing posts then they will be automatically deleted.

So now your feedburner contain only that posts that exists on your blog. 

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