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The Power of Blogging and Twitter

This has been a busy week for me as far as having a chance to both guest post and have a recorded interview too.

Guest Post

MIchael Martine offered a chance to be part of a series on “Blogger Biographies” and I jumped at the chance. I love Michael’s blog Remarkablogger. And Michael is a pretty cool guy too. And getting to know Michael is another one of those benefits you get from blogging and even using twitter. Because twitter is where I really got to know Michael.

My Blogger Biography was published by Michael yesterday. And I was humbled to say the least by the great comments people left. Thank you to all of you who did.

  • Lisa Solomon
  • Sean M. Sweeney
  • Walter Reaves
  • Andrew Flusche
  • April Jones
  • Adrianos Facchetti
  • Michael Martine
  • Susan Cartier Liebel
  • I enjoyed writing the guest post and it was wonderful to have a chance to be even a small part of such a great blog as Remarkablogger. I subscribe to Michael’s blog and read it everyday. If you don’t,you should.

    Podcast Guest

    If there is one thing George & Mary-Lynn over at BIGG success now know, I love talking about working from a home office and about blogging. A few weeks ago Mary-Lynn contacted me to ask if I would be interested in do a spot on their wonderful blog BIGG success. It took me all of 2 seconds to decide of course.

    I have come to know George & Mary-Lynn through their blog, through email exchanges over the last few months and even by having conversations on twitter. Just one more example of the power of using social media and then following up with an in person phone call.

    The three of us had a great conversation a week or so ago and you can listen to the podcast and read part of the interview by visiting TIps to Manage More than One Business from Home.

    George & Mary-Lynn are wonderful people and while the podcast is only so long, we had a great conversation which I know could have lasted hours. I plan to visit Chicago in the very near future and they are certainly on my list of must see people.

    And while you are there listening to the interview, click that little orange button in the browser address bar and subscribe to their blog. If you are in business, you owe it to yourself to read and listen to BIGG success.

    Announcing Dad-o-Matic

    Dad-o-Matic-1.jpgAnnouncing Dad-o-Matic is a very recent post over at Chris Brogan’s blog. And I am honored to be a small part of it.

    Read Chris’ post about Dad-o-Matic and find out more, who is writing there and a very special guest post.

    I will be posting weekly if I can swing it. And if there are certain post you would like me to tackle on Dad-o-Matic let me know. I am open to any suggestions, comments or questions you have. And thanks again to Chris Brogan for allowing me to be a part of this.

    Blogging Tip — An ongoing series on Blog for Profit

    We have been running an ongoing series of blog post called, Blogging Tips over at Blog for Profit. Bloggingtip.jpg

    The current offerings are:

    Take a look at the post we have up so far and if there are other blogging tips or questions about blogging you might have, leave a comment to this post. I will continue the series with my own ideas. But, it is always fun to answer my reader’s questions as that is one way we can get the conversation going.

    Alltop- What is it?

    Alltop.jpgI have been watching and looking at Alltop for a few weeks now. And I have really been trying to figure it out. Thanks to chrisbrogan.com for putting up his post, Alltop - Encouraging the Mainstream today. I am including the main points of Chris’ post for you to read below. I think he sums it up better than I could.


    What Is It

    Alltop is an Internet magazine rack, fed by blogs. It is a site that aggregates summary content from multiple blogs into categories of interest. The source blogs feed information into Alltop by way of their RSS feed, but all of this plumbing is hidden away under the covers so that Alltop users don’t have to think about it.

    Who Uses It

    Alltop isn’t for you or me. It’s for friends and family and coworkers who aren’t yet surfing at the speed of light with Google Reader, or adding meta commentary via FriendFeed. It’s for our neighbor who still logs into AOL, or people who want to read a sampling of information without a lot of customization.

    Why Should You Care

    First, check out the various categories at Alltop. Is your blog a great representative of one of the categories? You might contact Guy and ask to be listed in that category. Second, this is another way to get people comfortable with using blogs as sources of information. Remember, you and I are IN this world. We forget that others still question the credibility of blogs.

    Source for Post chrisbrogan.com.