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It’s a bit like subscribing to a magazine so you don’t have to keep going to the shop to see when the next issue is out. Of course, instead of getting a mag in the post every month, you get blog updates in your feed reader as they are published.

Why should I subscribe?

Good question. I personally believe that it’s a better way of getting updates from your favorite sites, but if you need more persuading check out these seven reasons:

1. It’s completely free. You don’t have to pay anything. Zilch. Nadda.
2. Using feed readers provides an host of added options, including being able to like posts and share them with friends.
3. Over 5000 people are subscribed here so I must be doing something right!
4. If for some reason you don’t like the look of Organize IT (ouch!)  by subscribing you can read new updates without ever having to visit the site.
5. There are several options for subscribing. You can subscribe to the feed and view it through a feed reader, register your email so you can each new update sent to your inbox or follow me on Twitter. Whatever suits you.
6. My first ebook, Clutter 101, was released to subscribers first so by jumping onboard you won’t miss out on any bonus features and updates.
7. Your details won’t be shared with anybody. Spam is bad, mmmkay?

How do I subscribe through email?

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