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How To Read All Your Blog Feeds Together
Jenny Marsden • Jan 29, 2020
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use feedly to read all your blog posts in one place
If you are anything like me you follow a veritable raft of bloggers across a wide variety of subjects and themes. If you haven't embraced the benefit of a good feed reader - NOW is the time.
Learn how to use Feedly (a free feed reader) to collate all your blogs into one place where you can read them, categorize them and save them to boards for later.
feedly as a blog feed reader
Feedly.com was originally one of the Google suite of products. I have been using them for years and find it to be supremely easy to use. I've never felt the need to upgrade to the paid version as the free account offers everything I need in a feed reader.
You can signup with your Google Account, email or Facebook (I use my Google account) and start adding content to your feed immediately.
Feedly allows you to categorize your incoming content as well as creating boards to save content you wish to revisit later. Simply visit www.feedly.com and click "Get Started For Free".
How to use feedly
The easiest way to show you how to use Feedly and to get the best out of it is via the video below. It's super easy to use and my video should run you through everything you need to know. Let me know how you go in the comments below and of course any blogs that are worth following.
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About Jenny
I started my IT career in Database Administration and .Net coding. While I LOVED that work, I realised very quickly that I also wanted a life. To be a top end coder or DB Admin, you have to comit your downtime to constantly learning and evolving and while that is also something I love, I wanted it to be my work and not my life. So I morphed my love of design with my knowledge of all things SEO and moved into building small business websites.
Why small business websites? I'm a small business myself and I know how hard it can be so I wanted to give my clients a great service, with an approachable point of contact where no question was a "stupid question".
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