Getting Dirty with Your Feed Reader

Dustin on 02 5, 2007

Because I talk so extensively about reading other bloggers and using a feed reader in general in the Online Marketing Seminar, I decided to post about that topic over on the Seminar blog so that attendees can have one place to go to “get started” with a feed reader. However, some RCG readers may find this information interesting! :)

About the Author: Dustin Luther

As the founder of Seattle's Rain City Real Estate Guide, I love to talk, discuss and implement social media strategies that drives business in real estate. In following this passion, I founded 4realz.net Social Media Strategy and regularly speak about social media strategy to real estate audiences. You can connect with me on LinkedIn, become a fan on Facebook and follow me on twitter at @tyr.

3 Responses to “Getting Dirty with Your Feed Reader”

  1. Robbie
    February 5, 2007 at 10:20 pm

    So what is everybody’s favorite feed readers for the major platforms (Web, Windows, & others)? I’m in the market for a new Windows based feed reader. I currently use SharpReader (and it’s OK, but I want something better) I’m leaning toward buying Feed Demon. But if anybody has any recommendations, I’m willing to give them a test drive.

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  2. Dustin
    February 6, 2007 at 7:56 pm

    Google Reader is obviously my preference. It is web-based (i.e. works on both my mac and PC), consistently improving, free, and works on my mobile device… I know you’re not a big Google guy, but this might be time to give them a chance! :)

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  3. Galen
    February 8, 2007 at 9:00 am

    Robbie, I use Google Reader too. It’s nice and it’s portable even if it is a little goofy at times. It also works quite nicely on Windows.

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