2007-11-03 Saturday Links Folder
Posted November 3, 2007 in Uncategorized 5 Comments »
Hello everyone, I hope you had a productive week! Take a short break, just a couple of minute, your to-do list will still be there when you come back, and read these posts. I found them really interesting, so of course I want to share them with you folks.
Also, quick update, FreelanceFolder now has a PageRank (finally!), Google decided it was worthy of a PR4, which I’m quite happy with. But what really makes my day though, is when I look at my Feedburner account and I see 1,450-1,500 readers, that really makes me happy! Thanks so much to all of you for the support, the e-mails and the questions, and of course for reading and commenting on our posts!
Ok, so now go ahead and click away! :)
- 9 Steps To Rockstar Marketing
- Can You Earn a Living Online?: 5 Tips
- 33 Do’s and Don’ts for Your Next Presentation
- Facebook Flyers: Should You Advertise on Facebook?
- Planning a New Website – Part 1 – Part II
- The Point Of View May Be New To You
- Creating the perfect privacy policy for your website
- How Could Bad Blogging Hurt Your Company?
- Whiteboard: What I’ve Learned About Social Media Success
- Improve Your Writing with these Editing Tips
And last but not least, my blogging friend Deron from RandomJabber launched a new CSS gallery website called NiceStyleSheet, check it out!
Have a great Saturday!
Take care
Jon
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5 Comments
Steven Snell
November 3rd, 2007 at 7:56 amHey Jon,
Congratulations on the PR and the subscribers! Out of curiosity, did you check the PR of any of the pages that made the Digg front page? My highest PR page is actually an individual blog post.
Thanks for the links to my articles, it’s always appreciated. I also really liked Raj’s article, which I hadn’t seen until I found it here. Have a great weekend.
Deron Sizemore
November 3rd, 2007 at 10:08 amHey Jon! Thanks for mentioning NiceStylesheet here. That’s awesome of you. :)
Congrats on the PageRank my friend. Random Jabber was also rewarded with a 4, but like you said, I would be more proud of your RSS subscribers than the PR. Even though our two sites have the same PageRank, you have some 1500 more subscribers than I do. lol. That’s a great achievement. Way to go.
Naomi Dunford
November 3rd, 2007 at 10:45 pmHi Jon,
Thanks for sending the love my way. Congratulations on cracking the PR enigma and of course on your subscribers. We love you!
Naomi
redspace
November 7th, 2007 at 5:58 amHi Jon,
congratulations on your PR and those big subscribers number too. when you give values to others you definitely will receive something back in return. so keep up the good work. i hope someday i could give a lot of values to others too.thanks for the links. the more we read the more we see new things.
WildKid
November 28th, 2007 at 11:18 amReally good and really interesting post. I expect (and other readers maybe :)) new useful posts from you!
Good luck and successes in blogging!