Feed My Reads blog hits 65,000 views


FEED MY READS BLOG HITS 65,000 VIEWS!


First off hello and welcome to your Feed My Reads blog.  We are always delighted when we see that people are checking out our blog posts and apparently loving what we are doing.

Since we launched the Feed My Reads community in October of 2021 we have achieved over 65,000 views and here are just some of the reasons we have managed to achieve this.


1 - Our amazing community is full of people who are true book lovers and are excited to discover their next read.  We are always excited to see new people joining our community and hope that you love being part of the community too.


2 - We work hard to bring the content to you straight from the authors of what might be your next read.  Thanks to the work we continue to put in we have already hosted 729 author interviews in less than a year.


3 - We are continually looking to bring out new and exciting content and thanks to this approach we have such varied features as My Dinner Party, My Afternoon Tea, My Dream Interview, My Bookish Date, My First Five Star Review Experience, My First One Star Review Experience, Main Characters Interview, Book Interview, My Publication Day and much, much more.


4 - We post our book reviews and since we have launched have hosted 227 reviews so far.  Not only do we post our own book reviews but we offer others the chance to have their book reviews hosted on our blog so we can ensure we are able to become a space which allows people to discover books and find out more about them.


5 - We work with other book bloggers to try to ensure that our community are able to connect with the very best bloggers out there.  We are not here to be greedy and take everything but instead we are here to bring people and features together.



So, with our blog having hit 65,000 views we are keen to continue to get more book bloggers involved with what we are doing and so are asking for book bloggers to connect with us and DM to enable us to connect you with authors and help grow your readership.  If you know a book blogger who should be connecting with us but they haven't then please tell them to reach out as we are here to ensure that our community is the very best place it can possibly be.


Once again, a massive thank you for helping to make this community what it is and our book blog such a success story.


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