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: Real Lawyers : Have BlogsBetter Blogging with an Efficient Google Reader
By Joshua Lynch
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If you're anything like many of us here at LexBlog, your Google Reader is jam-packed with hundreds of subscriptions and hundreds or thousands of unread items. For a new adopter especially, the constant stream of content can be overwhelming?maybe even enough to give up on using RSS.
But using a reader is an essential and efficient tool for any blogging lawyer to generate post ideas, engage in conversation with other bloggers and continue their professional development.
Here are five tips to using your reader efficiently and improving your blogging through better reading:
1. Stay organized
The key from the start of using Google Reader is to keep your feeds organized. The easiest way to do this is to immediately put a feed in a folder with a descriptive name when you subscribe to it...continue to full postFull post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on December 03, 2010 (boomark / email).
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