Each day, I read tons of different sites, looking for interesting small business, economic development and rural community stories. I find far more than I can ever write about. Plus, many of them don’t require any comment; I just want to share them!
I’ve taken some inspiration from David Finch and started using Google Reader‘s Shared Items. I mark all those great articles and resources, and Google makes a pretty little feed out of them.
You can read them in the sidebar on the Small Biz Survival site. You can read the whole thing as a complete web page, and you can subscribe to the feed.
Let me know if you find any value in this service!
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Very slick! I liked it so much I had to add it to my blog! Thanks for pointing out that feature, Becky!
Thanks, Chris! I see you already have it posted in your sidebar at http://blog.zeppelinmedia.net/