BlogLovin.com - Blog Reading Made Easy

Are you really keen on blog reading and wish there were a service that would make the experience smoother – IE, becoming aware of which blogs are regularly updated without having to spend precious time opening a window after another and so on? If that is indeed the case, then chances are you will enjoy visiting the BlogLovin’ website.

In general terms, the site enables you to make up a list of blogs which you want to follow. Once this list has been created, you will receive notifications whenever each one of these blogs is updated.

The site also doubles as an address-reminder, effectively letting you rest assured that you will be able to keep track of these blogs you accidentally come across and like.

Currently, BlogLovin' has about 40,000 users (84% girls) who use BlogLovin' to follow their favourite fashion blogs.

The mechanics of the system itself are described on the FAQ’s page. The process for adding a blog to BlogLovin’ is detailed, and questions such as how to change the category of an already-added blog are dealt with. Other issues such as where to find BlogLovin’s icons so that people can follow a specific blog are also taken into consideration.

As far as the summary view is concerned, this is handled in a similar manner to other readers. However, if you click a post to read it, BlogLovin' opens a new browser tab and shows the actual blog post (not the feed content) with a BlogLovin' wrapper. When done reading, the user clicks on the next botton on the wrapper and goes to the next post in their feed group.

What’s more, a section entitled “Bloggers Of The Moment” is included, and it can be accessed from the main page for additional convenience.

“We created bloglovin´ so you wouldn’t have to visit un-updated blogs, open ten windows in your browser or forget your favourite blogs web-addresses. With bloglovin´ we wanted to make your blog reading fun and easy.”

It will help people save time, as well as making for a smoother browsing experience.

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