Simply delete or unsubscribe from the site’s feed inside the account. Later, if you decide to stop receiving these updates. Then, If you had an active RSS feed reader account, (like Google Reader) all this information would be automatic sent over to the Google service. After you finish reading (because you like what you read), you want to stay connected reading future article or post published by the site.īy clicking on the RSS feed link, (usually found on the Website’s homepage) you can start a subscription to receive its current content, followed by any future updates, immediately, and right after the content get’s published by its writer. Let’s look at this closer: Say that you stumble on or follow a friend’s recommendation to visit one of their favorite Website. When I’m ready to read and catch-up with all the articles and post on these sites, I head on over to my Google Reader account, to find all my subscribed content (that’s been accumulating since my last visit), waiting to be read. Like mentioned before, I use a web application from Google, called Google Reader as my RSS feed reader of choice, to aggregate the feeds from all my favorite Websites online into one centralized place - instead of visiting them individually. Help to stay productive, by saving time to do other things.You’ll get notify of new content instantly once it’s published.It’s a valuable research tool and a holding place for content found online.You can aggregate feeds from many sites into one centralized place.
You’ll be able to connect with your online content faster.Why use Google Reader?īefore we start getting into this topic, here are 5 benefits to why you should consider using this type of service. Then finish up with by taking you through the steps to open a Google reader account and start sending RSS feed to it. Let’s take a look at how this works and go over some of the benefits of adding an RSS feed reader (like Google Reader) to your workflow. Especially, if you need to stay up to date with a lot of online content. This mobile workflow of utilizing RSS feeds - to have content synced over and have access to it using an RSS feed reader app (like Google Reader) on the iOS device, is a productivity geek’s lifesaver. That’s why, I rely on the use of a (free) Google service called, Google Reader to check into all the Websites and blogs I follow.Īnd since I’m always carrying an iPhone or an iPad with me, I do most of all my reading on these devices when I find the time. I’m the type of person who is constantly searching for information on the internet to read. Please know that the Google Reader service will no longer be active after July 01, 2013.
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