Posts You Didn’t Read But Should Have
Friends I am hard at work preparing the most perfect, popular and perfect posts to ever be posted so I don’t have a brand new one for you to read. Ok, that is not true that boundaries in blogging was written six hours ago, but I digress.
At the moment I am in the midst of work that only a father can do so you’ll have to hang loose for a bit until I can grab a vine and swing back over. Should be soon, just not now.
- There Are Boundaries In Blogging
- Not My Kind of Gameshow
- Customer Service Is Dead At The Supermarket
- Build Connections & Community
- The Tipping Point
- The Guest Post That Was Too Provocative To Run
- The Phone Sex Surprise
- And The Rockets’ Red Glare
- 18 Reasons To Read This Blog
Plus special bonus posts from the secret archives:
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TheJackB July 8, 2011 at 11:14 pm
@janetcallaway Hi Janet, nice to see you. If I lived on an island I wouldn’t update as frequently as I would be too busy inspecting/exploring the beaches and the forest. Been a long time since I was in Hawaii- but I remember it well.
Hope you have the kind of weekend that inspires you.
janetcallaway July 8, 2011 at 5:55 pm
Jack, aloha. Love the way you put this together. Thx so much for the weekend reading. Take your time because it looks like you left yoru faithful readers with quite a supply.
Best wishes for a terrific weekend. Aloha. Janet
TheJackB July 8, 2011 at 10:06 am
@3HatsComm Since I update so frequently I am always looking for ways/tools to help direct readers to recent posts. And of course there are always new readers to direct as well.
I need to spend some time adding categories to all of these too, but that is a different story altogether.
3HatsComm July 8, 2011 at 7:34 am
I was totally thinking about the older post thing (another post in draft mode), having seen a lot of people starting to use the Tweet Old Post plugin. This is another good way to direct current readers to things they may have missed, pretty smart. FWIW.