Consolidation, sort of

So with all of my endeavours and just kind of "going with it" on the blog, internet, facebook and twitter thing... I have found it's hard for people to keep track.

Sites I regularly maintain:

I Try Because I Can - personal blog

• become a follower on the page through google.
• follow the feed - http://feeds.feedburner.com/ITriBecauseICan
• Subscribe to get blog posts emailed to you daily - Subscribe to I Tri Because I Can by Email
• Subscribe to my monthly email newsletter

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Me on Twitter - all blog and site posts are sent to twitter

• Just have to follow me on twitter.

Falkee Triathlon - online tri team blog

• Follow the feed - http://falkeetrisponsor.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default
• Subscribe to get blog posts emailed to you daily - Subscribe to Sponsorship Opportunities For FalkeeTriathlon Competitive Age Group Triathletes by Email
• Ending on Dec 31, 2011 - rolled over to Man Vs Triathlon in limited form.

Man Vs Triathlon - brand for endurance racing and reporting

• Follow the feed - http://www.man-versus-triathlon.com/feeds/posts/default
• Subscribe to get blog posts emailed to you daily - Subscribe to Man Versus Triathlon by Email

Man Vs Triathlon on Facebook - all blog and site posts are sent to the FB page

• Like it, of course!

Man Vs Triathlon on Twitter - all blog and site posts are sent to twitter

• Just have to follow me on twitter.

Examiner.com Publishing -you can

• follow the feed - http://www.examiner.com/user/2289731/1741996/feed
• Subscribe on the page by my picture where it says "subscribe" - it will email you notifications when I publish an article.

EverymanTri.com Publishing.  Not my site but I write content for them.

• They have a subscription link on their page

That's a lot to keep track of, admittedly.

If you are like me with Facebook... you "like" a lot of stuff and messages can get buried in the news feed.  Twitter is fun but suffers the same issue as Facebook.

I find I get the most from email delivered goodness.  You can read it when you want to and it catches all the content.  You don't miss any posts when you were not looking.  So, if you want to follow what's going on and not miss out on a thing, I would subscribe to the email services.  I believe Feedburner will combine subscriptions and only update you once a day.  I could be wrong...

The big tickets items are:

• I Tri Because I Can blog posts
• Man Vs Triathlon site posts
• Monthly email newsletter
• Examiner.com subscription

If you hit those, you will be in the know!