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I am curious to find out what your blog reading schedule is like. Do you read your favorite blogs everyday or do you have a specific day or days where you get caught up on your reading?
I generally surf the net for interesting information almost everyday of the week. I come across new blogs that I end up reading a post or two. If those blogs are bookmark worthy I will save them and visit again. Lately, I have been reading a lot of iwebis commentator’s blogs. I have subscribed to a few blogs via email that I read almost daily as well.
For blogs that I really like, I subscribe to them (like this one!!) and read them in my e-mail whenever new content is added. For other blogs that I may find interesting (but am not quite ready to read everyday), I simply bookmark them and spend time catching up on them whenever I find some free time … and lately my free time comes few and far between my busy time!! I have a list of several dozen blogs that I have bookmarked … I only WISH I had the time to read them all everyday!! On average I may spend 1-2 hours a week going through the blogs that I have bookmarked.
I read my email everyday, so I subscribe by email to some of the blogs I like. But mostly, I just go right onto the website.
i bookmarked some of the blog which i will read everytime when i online.
I subscribe to my favorites and get headlines sent in my e-mail. If a headline strikes me as interesting like this one I click through to read the article. I’m more of a random reader. I also visit many blogs I don’t subscribe to and will read an article that looks interesting. No special day of the week for me. I’m online everyday updating websites I get paid to manage and working on my own. I read during that time if I’m not too restricted by the work I’m doing.
I have them in bookmarks and then use Firefox to open them all. BTW, since i run my own site, feel free to post suggestions as I only have a post/comment feed running.
Thanks for your input everyone.