Another giant Feed My Reads undertaking

Hello again to all you amazing people who are part of what we do here at Feed My Reads and a massive thank you for your continued support.  As you know we like to keep our Feed My Reads community in the loop with what is going on and so we wanted to share an update with you on a rather large project that is ongoing.


First of all what is the project?  The project has been to create a further space for the Feed My Reads community to grow and be able to have our amazing content seen by a bigger audience and so having worked hard and done some research and planning we are now able to confirm that Feed My Reads is on Tumblr.

Why Tumblr I hear you ask, the answer is that one of our biggest success stories from Feed My Reads has been our blog and so as a result of this we did some research into finding blogging community spaces and found Tumblr to be one that has a very good engagement level and so those connecting with you on the site are very much likely to be checking out your blog because they have a love of blogs and potentially blogging themselves.

What will the impact be on the Feed My Reads community?  We have a huge volume of posts on our blog and it has continued to prove very popular but adding our newest community on Tumblr gives a potential for even bigger viewership of the blog and having done a small test it appears that this maybe already showing some positive results.  If nothing is shared on the blog we are normally seeing numbers just around the 100 views range but having put a couple of hundred posts on Tumblr we say that figure at over 300.  The addition of the posts we already have on our blog will take time to add into our Tumblr community space as it does have daily posting limits but once it is fully caught up this will run alongside our other community spaces and allow even more people to connect with us.

If you wish to join us then please do feel free to at Tumblr


We are hard at work to continue to bring you the very best content we can and so please remember we are in numerous places and we'd love to see you at them all.


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