Feedly has simplified their migration feature for Google Reader users into an extremely simple click to import! Below is the quick 3-step procedure.

It’s simple, but it definitely leaves room for error and glitches. Many other services require you to export your Google Reader data using a tool called Takeeout, you have to save it to your desktop, then import it to the new service. Feedly is simple to use, clean and organized. I want to make sure those of you that use RSS feeds will still be able to follow Tasty Yummies and all of your other favorite blogs, so I thought I would share my favorite alternative that I have been testing for a few months. Once Google announced the discontinuation of their reader I started immediately looking for alternatives and that is how I found Feedly. Google Reader always made that very simple. Even if it just means scrolling through my feed quickly in the morning, it is nice to have it to where I can skim and/or read it all in one place and organized. I find keeping up with all of my favorite blogs, SO much easier with a RSS reader, otherwise I forget to check them and I miss seeing the fun updates, recipes and giveaways.

I have really loved the ease of Google Reader to organize all of my RSS feeds so I was pretty bummed when they announced this earlier this year.

Sadly, as of tomorrow July 1, Google Reader is no more.

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