Free MyBlogLog Badge For My Readers!
40 Comments April 6, 2007 / Posted in Blog DevelopmentSo, I was thinking…MyBlogLog has not provided us with any cool looking “Join My Community” badges. Being a problem solver, not to mention a graphic designer, I decided to whip a few up myself. So, here they are:
size: 165×100
size: 150×50
Feel free to use either badges I created on your blog, under two conditions:
1. Join my MyBlogLog commuity.
2. Make a short mention of it on your blog and provide a link back to this post.
If you need custom-sizing, please contact me and I might be able to work something out with you.
Hope you all enjoy it!
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These look really cool nate! Unfortunately, I don’t really use my mbl community
What’s the backdrop on the car image? Looks like an interesting place to visit.
I don’t use mybloglog enough, and those don’t really fit with my template, but I have to hand it to you that those look pretty sharp.
That’s a nice graphic. I’ll see if I can’t implement this soon. No idea why MBL hasn’t done this yet.
Those badges look great. Yeah, we should put out some badges. I’ll put it on my to do list
Those look great Nate! I think the MyBlogLog Widget could definitely use this upgrade too!
That backdrop I believe is Italy. Looks very interesting, I agree.
Hey Robyn, thanks for the comment. Do you work for MyBlogLog?
I love the new design!
Any chance you could help me solve my logo problem? 
No problem. Send me a message.
Excellent icons - I use a tiny row of mbl avatars with no styling for two reasons - the terrible design of the standard graphics, and the slightly adult nature of a lot of the avatars (which is minimised when at the smallest size).
mybloglog should get you to rework their widgets immediately.
That would be awesome. I would do it for them in a second. I don’t know if they really took notice though…
That’s pretty nice if ‘MyBlogLog’ is coming and checking out their users. I always like to see a company get out and about amongst the general population to see how their product is being implemented.
I am yet to see all the hype with mybloglog, anyone care to explain?
I think the coolest part is you can get a blog avatar. I don’t really see the value in the individual communities. Also, the concepts of the directory and hot communities allow people to discover your blog through similar networks. Really, I think it is overhyped and I hope Yahoo does something cool with it.
I think MyBlogLog is a great networking tool for new bloggers - it is a way of getting your blog ‘out there’ and getting to know other bloggers. I cover some more benefits of MyBlogLog at: http://www.communityspark.com/get-free-traffic-for-your-blog/
(Hope you don’t mind me posting the link Nate - if you do just remove it and banish me to the depths of the abyss)
Hi Nate,
So you know, there’s a problem with managing my subscription to this post’s comments. I receive a 404 error when trying to unsubscribe.
Perhaps you can do this manually?
Thanks,
David
No prob. I will fix that.
Great design work!
Perhaps the ground is “too shiny” under the MBL logo?
Just my $0.02!
Hey Ilker! How are you? Great blog you have, by the way. Thanks for the comment. I thought the more shiny the better when it comes to Web 2.0?
Haha it is pretty shiny though.
wow! thanks for this badge!
hi Nate! I joined your community and used the MBL badge. It’s kewl! Thanks!
Thanks for the cool mybloglog badges…..it’s very nice.
Hey bro, I have just added your badge to my blog - http://www.MrHenree.com! You know what? It fits perfectly and I love it very much!
Nice images Nate - does the second badge’s reflection get cut off or is it just me?
Looks very Web 2.0 all the way.
Very cool…thanks!
Hi Nate ! Nice blog btw…
Hi Nate ! Nice blog btw…
How to visit ur Unique Blog Design ? I’m find it yet
“… I’m find it yet ”
I mean I didn’t find it yet, wrong type ;))
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