Odds and ends
Just trying to catch up. Seems the one thing that never happens as the more I do the more I want to do to take it up a notch.
Today I figured would be a good catch up day.
First I want your feedback on what topics and questions you would like addressed for Wednesday nights Blog Talk Radio Show. Leave your ideas and questions in the comments please.
Next I have gotten a few questions about using skaDoogle to help monetize your blog. Tim has created some cool videos where you can see how you can apply this in 15 minutes to totally transform your blog.
Finally be aware of the new FTC rules for promoting things on your blog. I addressed this on this post Things They Are A Changing.
Thats a few quick things for you today. I know wide ranging but put it down to this being an ADD day and don’t forget to leave your questions for the BTR Show on Wednesday night.
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3 comments
Andre Arnett on October 9, 2009 at 5:59 pm
Even some good information for a catch up day. You have got it going. I know I have a few questions so will have to dial in as to which one to ask first. Can not wait for the show. Thanks.
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Joel Osborne
Twitter: JoelOsborne
on October 9, 2009 at 9:06 pm
Thanks for the updates. With all of the new products/methods being talked about, it can be hard to keep track of them all and remember the important things, like complying to government laws.
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Fred Lotgering
Twitter: lotcon
on October 10, 2009 at 8:32 am
Always good to schedule an “ods and ends” day, weekly, but certainly monthly. U used it to file things away (both paper stuff and electronic stuff). Maybe I should also use a “trash” day.
Fred
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