It’s Thursday once again! And you know what that means–no, not time for me to shower… that’s every second Sunday. It’s time for Link Love!
This week I have some new posts and a cool gadget to mention. So lets get started.
Does your blog annoy people? – Well, I’m not sure, but I hope it doesn’t!
A Perfect Editorial Calendar for Your Desk – It really is. A magnificent piece of paper, plastic… or whatever it is made out of.
Link a Dink plugin – A really awesome WP plugin. Within the admin section you can set WordPress to automatically set certain words to link somewhere. Could be a creative way to sell advertising or link to past posts.
Building a .com in 24 hours – Nah, not really the visitors. But, it helps bring out the know-how of buying a domain, setting up the server and uploading content. Good walk-through IMO.
Problogger’s Interview with Entrecard’s Graham Langdon – I’ve talked about Entrecard a few times, and ran a contest.
Networking – How Much Is Too Much? – I’ve been known to do this. MySpace, Facebook, Yahoo Mash, Twitter, and of course Friendster when it was popular. Hell, I even used Xanga for a while as a networking tool. I even own a somewhat poetry networking site. Maybe I should cut down? Eh. Well, MySpace does suck donkey balls. At least I haven’t done much there recently.
Saphrym gives his account why Renting a car sucks. Man, I remember when I was younger, everyone had a station wagon. It was the thing to do. Hell, I tried begging my parents to buy one.
By now, you’ve probably heard of the cool Blog Readability Test, but there’s one problem with it. It doesn’t tell you why a certain site is high school level or elementary level. A cool alternative is the Readability test.
Written: Jan 10, 2008
Brian
January 10, 2008 @ 7:31 pm
Thanks for the link Gary! Much appreciated.
Those look to be some good articles, the only one I recognize is Problogger’s though.
Ruff
January 13, 2008 @ 6:23 am
I liked the readability level indicator at criticsrant.com better. I’m not much into analysis anyway…
My blog’s got a readability level of High School. I think that’s good enough since I wanted it to be simple to understand. Thanks for the links!