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Thank you to Bill Belew at Biz of Knowledge for compiling 66 of the great bloggers featured in our friend Ted Demopoulos‘ book, What Nobody Ever Tells You About Blogging and Podcasting. His post has now been picked up several times and is going global.
I put this post up as a link to the piece that Bill’s readers are looking for: my notes from talking with Ted. Since that was back in June, I wanted to bring it up to the top today. Our friend Chuck Huckaby liked this article so much, he linked back to it this week, too! Thanks, Chuck!
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Very imformative!!
You’ve given me a lot to think about.
Thanks, Priscilla! Glad you enjoyed it. Drop in any time!
Wow, 2008 already!
Time flies! :)
My apologies, Romer!can. Without an easy way to make a post Sticky, I used the 2008 date to hold this post at the top of the list, just as a guidepost.
Thanks for stopping in.
Thanks for the assurance that rural business can still be a startup. Since reading your blog, I have started looking into local grant opportunities. I never would have thought! Thank you.
Thank you, Katie. That is exactly why I started this site, so your words touch my heart!