The end of the month has always been a crazy time for me as I have so many reports to do along with analysis of multiple projects. But no matter what, I’ve commited to finding my blog posts of the week and that’s what I’m gonna do!
Here’s some of the week’s best:
Samanathon - Saman writes about his first impressions of Windows Vista and with words like “about face,” I don’t know if it’s going to be good. I guess I’m going to have to write up a pretty thorough once, if ever, the new Leopard OS ever comes out!
SEO Theory - This is a great piece on how link trains have in a sense being twisted into link baiting pyrimad scams. I know, kind of weird seeing me link to it, huh?
Web Development - Jon Lee reminds you to check your site projects using multiple browsers to check that the sites you’ve made are as compatible as possible. Also, I wanted to thank Jon for creating my background gradient to keep the orange look of this site.
Derek Semmler - Derek asks a question I ask myself a lot - How often should you respond to comments? As some of you know, I have a Brainstorm session going on right now about Tips to Beat Google and the response has been great. I’ve been trying to keep myself from commenting too much so that others can “chat” too.
Career Ramblings - Ok, this one is going to be kind of evil since I’m combining a review and speed link for Jane and John! I know many of you have heard about this great Career Development site called CareerRamblings.com, which just recently received a Page Rank of 6 this past week. Mostly due to their great marketing tactics, loyal fanbase and excellent content. This past week was no exception as they provided great tips on avoiding big time debt after graduating from college, resume tips for seasoned professionals and 5 ways to sell to the wealthy.
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Gary, thanks for the TWIB shout-out. It’s funny that some times it seems responding to comments encourages more *conversation* while other times it can stifle it. I guess that is part of the balance we are all looking to achieve.
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