Image by dannysullivan via Flickr For those of you who noticed that I turned off ads on my web site there is one simple practical reason for doing so, and it is all about the people who visit the web site. Not that I turned off ads only for my readers, but I made a [...]
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Five Years over One Million Served
Image by Kristina B via Flickr It is shocking to me to think that I have been blogging now for five years, and in that time (2005 to Present), I have seen monumental change in not just blogging, but in how we use blogs and social networks to share information. Over the last five years [...]
We should love the people who respond to our blog entries
Image by Ben Ramsey via Flickr Yesterday I wrote an article about how to use LinkedIn to find a job using your contacts in the process. I also believe that it is important to understand your own needs, wants and desires when you go looking for a job thinking that a job is as big [...]
Why you must fact check your stories
Image via CrunchBase Only narrowly did I advert a major mistake in facts when I started a blogging rant against Alltop in an entry never to be published. The trigger for the rant was a notice from fairshare that Alltop was not linking back to my web site even though they were using one of [...]
Sneaky way to use your blogroll call people contributors
Image by Stephanie Booth via Flickr Bloggers and many readers are familiar with the idea of the blogroll, where we share some link love with the people we follow or read on a regular basis. The sneaky part comes in when someone renames their blogroll to “contributors”, making it seem like people are contributing to [...]
