By Rupert
Google Reader Links to your Blogroll
It is so eeeassy to publish blog links in your WordPress Blog from Google Reader using an OPML file. OPML is a file type that is widely used to distribute lists of RSS/newsfeeds. You could also grab other feeds and see it in Google Reader.
1. Login to your Google Reader with your Google Account.
2. Click on Settings.
3. Then Import/Export.
4. You will see “Export your subscriptions as an OPML file.”
5. Import to WordPress.
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