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This is an ongoing series of interesting and helpful reads that I have come across on the Internet.
I try to include the most helpful articles and links each week to provide the widest range of information for the home business entrepreneur.
The Conversation Is Happening With or Without You by Liz Strauss… Liz (on another of her Blogs) gives a good example of how Companies can miss the conversation going on about their Business.
Maintaining a Blog/Life Balance by Darren Rowse… Darren tells how he maintains a balance between work (Blogging) and everyday life.
7 Secrets to Successful Niche Blogging by Hendry Lee… Hendry gives 7 (not so secret) secrets on Niche Blogging.
A Good Lesson in Writing Blog Post Titles by Benjamin Yoskovitz… Ben gives a personal case study of the Importance of the Correct Blog Title.
UMass Successful Blogging Study: What You Need to Know by Easton Ellsworth… Easton critiques the study as applies to Business Blogging.
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I hope you find some of these articles informational and helpful. I think they will be enjoyable reading nonetheless.
~~~ All the above can be considered infected with the Link-Leak Virus ~~~
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6 Comments
Hi Joe,
Thanks for the mention and the link. Hope you’re having a great holiday weekend.
Hey Liz,
I’m more than happy to share your insightful writing with the people who visit me.
The weekend is good, some fireworks last night, pobably tonight, tomorrow night and Tuesday night.
I love the fireworks.
Yeah, that’s the cool thing. They always have fireworks for my birthday!
I’ll be a Gentleman and not ask, but I will sing for you…
Happy Birthday, to you
Happy Birthday, to you
Happy Birthday, dear Liiizzz
Happy Birthday, to yooouuuu.
Joe – thanks for the link, it’s appreciated. I learned my lesson with that blog post about the impromptu contest, and now I really focus on those titles. They’re not the “be all and end all” but they sure are important.
Hey Ben,
I thought it was an important lesson, I know I learned something from your experience.
Joe