Blog About Your Blog
It seems these days that there’s no end to setting up a guest blogger program, and that’s a good thing! It means that you’ll not only connect with other bloggers, but also get exposure for your blog AND develop yourself as an authority on a topic you are interested in.
Blog About Your Blog does this on a continual basis — allowing authors to write what they want (within reason of course). If you written something on your blog, why not share it with the community of readers on BYAB? You’ll probably want to reword things a bit, but who couldn’t use a little more practice honing their writing skills, huh?
They’re making their mark on the blogosphere, so why not be a part of it? I’m going to.
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About the Author: Mark Sierra is an online entrepreneur and web publisher. As the owner of StarFrost Media, he continues to add blogs and products to his online portfolio designed to help inform readers on software and blogging, teach them to be more productive, and even learn how to make money online.
txdave | May 4, 2007 | Reply
Plz tell me more abt joost and bayb, send invitations if needed.
Wht cost? Wht advantages, why watch on 19″ puter monitor, when I could watch on 42 incher?
Any conflicts wi adsense???
thnks dave
txdave22@gmail.com
Mark | May 4, 2007 | Reply
I’m still trying to figure out Joost myself. Aside from it being an alternative method of viewing TV on your computer, the draw as I see it is that: it’s free, has pretty good quality, and unique, off-the-beaten path of channels.
I don’t have cable so I don’t know how to compare Joost to its content, so I wouldn’t know if what they’re showing is archived material or recent. But in my case it’s a plus.
As for AdSense, I don’t see how it would conflict at all as it’s a software package that you install on your computer and would therefore not be in the same environment.