SUDBURY, MA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/03/13 -- FeedBlitz, an innovative social media and email marketing service that enables online publishers to better reach, manage and track their audience, announces its featured presentation at the New Media Expo (NMX) on 'The 7 Deadly Sins of List Building.' This speech by Phil Hollows, the Founder and CEO of FeedBlitz, will be held on Monday, January 7, at 11:45 AM PST at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. In addition, Phil will be available at FeedBlitz Booth 713.

As part of the world's largest conference and trade show for bloggers, podcasters, Web TV and video series creators from over 50 countries, Phil will address why email subscribers are, in fact, a company's greatest asset and often most undervalued resource. And yet, while obsessing about SEO, analytics and erroneous content, email subscriptions have become a casual -- and forgotten -- checkbox item.

"Thanks to plug-ins, widgets and themes, thousands and thousands of business bloggers have become accidental email marketers. But the failure to capitalize on these email subscribers is one of the 7 Deadly Sins of List Building," says Phil. "Commit any of these sins, and you will deny yourself increased page views, revenues and engagement. Avoiding these sins will be part of this informative and fact-filled session, which I encourage executives, entrepreneurs and online business professionals to attend."

To find out more about FeedBlitz visit booth 713.

About FeedBlitz
FeedBlitz is a service that delivers greater audience reach, revenue and metrics for feed, email and social media publishers, and is the premium FeedBurner alternative. Unlike Google's FeedBurner service, FeedBlitz is reliable, scalable and fully supported. Examples of users who've successfully made the switch to FeedBlitz from Google's FeedBurner service are here and for further background into Google's actions concerning FeedBurner, click here. For more information about FeedBlitz, visit http://www.feedblitz.com.

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