Powerful Posts – March 30th, 2007

Posted on March 30, 2007 by Nate Whitehill

Powerful Posts of the Week

Every week I like to browse my community blogs and highlight some my favorite posts. If you want on my radar, please join my MyBlogLog community.

HarpzOn – Finding Your Feet When Blogging

Goodword Editing – How Will Publishers Compete with FREE Content?

Career Ramblings – The Necessity of Professional Network

Mr. Gary Lee – Quick SEO Checklist

The Paper Bull – 50 things I learned this month while blogging

Ryan J. Parker – Does Your Blog Require a Login to Comment?

Thanks, everyone, for the powerful posts!
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  • http://www.mrgarylee.com Gary Lee

    Thanks for the link! I hope your readers get something out of it.

  • http://thepaperbull.com thepaperbull

    Thanks for giving my article the mention Nate.

  • http://www.careerramblings.com Jane

    Well I am off to Orlando! But before I left I had to check the workings of the blog community and I see your powerful post…thanks for the mention! I’m glad you found value in it!! Blog-on!

  • http://www.watchthisvid.com Frank

    That SEO checklist is a good reminder. Every blog owner should have ‘Google Loves Metadata’ written in big letters on their wall. GOOGLE LOVES METADATA. :)

  • http://goodwordediting.com Mark Goodyear

    Nate, thanks for the link. My publishing friends are still laughing at me over that post. None of the presses I work with NOT ONE is taking blogs seriously. They have had a monopoly on words for so long they simply cannot imagine any scenario where they aren’t gatekeepers. (Although the Christian press Thomas Nelson seems to be blogging with some real intentionality over the last few months. I just don’t work with them.)

  • http://natewhitehill.com Nate Whitehill

    Mark, you have to watch this video: EPIC 2014. Eventually, they WILL have no choice, but to take blogging seriously.

  • http://goodwordediting.com Mark Goodyear

    Nate, it took me a bit to make it back around to this. What a fantastic use of flash! When it mentioned the new freelance editors, I about choked.

    And I loved the touch of naming the generic user “Winston Smith” ala 1984.

    Also, I wanted to publically state my remorse for being so fanatical in my last post. A lot of presses understand that blogs are important, they are just cautious in throwing a lot of money at something that has an uncertain return. No one wants to be first, I think.