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So does everyone have this Google follow me thing? Is it the only way to follow?
Well my title basically sums up my post!! Someone emailed me and said they wanted to follow my site but I didn't have it up? All I have is Twitter and RSS! I guess I need this google thing?
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Permalink Reply by Melissa C on -
I just added it to my site too just because I've seen a lot of people with it. You can subscribe through Google Reader through an RSS button so I'm not quite sure what's the benefit but my blog is new so I'll give it a whirl!
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Permalink Reply by Beth aka Confusedhomemaker on -
I have a Google follow me that I added to my Wordpress.com site (it can be added there). I think it's easier for people to use & there is a benefit of calling attention to those following in a positive way :D
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Permalink Reply by Melissa C on
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Maybe this should be in a new thread but here goes... when I get new followers, I like to follow them back. BUT if I just click on a picture of them in the widget then it just tells me places they've joined. How do I see their blog URL? Am I missing something?
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Permalink Reply by Brianne De Leon on -
Melissa great question! I have the same one too! I like to follow back but sometimes there is no link to there site. Maybe they are not following publicly? So you can not see their site? I have no clue! Let me know if you figure it out!!
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Permalink Reply by Healthy Mom on -
The google follower thing does not work with my website software so I use the Networked blogs follower.
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