louisgray.com: louisgray.com: How to Discover New Content
Zee.
· 1 year ago
Nice Mike. Me...frankly it's still google reader as a hub. I've created a tag called "in review" which I basically mass add sites rss feeds that I come across via friendfeed, twitter, digg, stumbleupon etc..
I then go through that tag every few days and gradually move the best of those sites/blogs to their correct tag. The sites i don't like, i get just dump. But anyway, this comment more illustrates how i filter through all the sites I find across all the various social networks...to find the "best content."
jgoss1074
· 1 year ago
http://blern.com is another great source for discovering content. Learns what you like from Friendfeed, Delicious, Digg, Reddit, Amazon, and more, then recommends articles...
steveballmer
· 1 year ago
Vista does this much more efficiently!
Tim
· 1 year ago
i just click "discover" in google reader. Hey presto!
Also subscribe to feeds like "thinkers" via Steve Rubel which is a cool technique for sharing and finding.
timhoeck
· 1 year ago
I agree with Zee... I have a "Tryouts" folder in google reader for new feeds.
p@r@noid
· 1 year ago
Thanx mike for sharing this info, I prefer friendfeed which is best among all!!
Evan
· 1 year ago
"to find the content that is relative to you" You mean, "relevant."
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I then go through that tag every few days and gradually move the best of those sites/blogs to their correct tag. The sites i don't like, i get just dump. But anyway, this comment more illustrates how i filter through all the sites I find across all the various social networks...to find the "best content."
Also subscribe to feeds like "thinkers" via Steve Rubel which is a cool technique for sharing and finding.
You mean, "relevant."