BlogBloke, You’ve Been BlogTipped!
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The BlogBloke is one of the very first blogs I interacted with when I first started blogging. This semi-anonymous “Bloke” is one friendly and helpful guy, and one I have respected from the get-go.
- Bloke’s blog has been a consistent source of commen-sense blogging tips and advice for nearly 2 years. Still today, his information is easily understandable and helpful - a true testament to his commitment to being approachable and a resource for his readers.
- I can totally testify to the fact that this blogger is all about interaction - if you link to or comment on his blog, he actually has a process in place to stay on top of these relationships and give back. Even when I was just a blip on the blogosphere. I wish I could say I’m as good about that!!
- Something that is unique about this blog is that the Blog Bloke still runs his blog on Blogger, and has done so amazingly well. I really can’t think of any other blogger out there who is as knowledgable of a resource of maximizing the potential of this platform as the Bloke himself.
- Tip :: I looked at your sidebar about 3 times before I found that your categories were hiding under the ZoomCloud widget. Perhaps I’m just too ADHD, but I wonder if having a regular category list might drive more ‘intuitive’ traffic to your wonderful archives of knowledge?
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Sparkplugging Founder Wendy Piersall is dang passionate about helping people start & grow a business while maintaining life balance (somehow). 
Kelly McCausey is an internet marketer, blog publisher, podcaster
and web business coach. Host of 
Bill Parlaman is owner of 
Hi Wendy. Your blip showed up on my radar today.
Welcome to the Bloke’s Inner Circle of Friends. Coincidentally Blogger is forcing me over to the dark side (i.e. the New Blogger) that now supports categories, so I might get rid of the category cloud and replace it with a widget.
BTW, I probably would have made the switch over to WordPress by now had it’s buggy import plugin worked properly. But after the hundredth attempt I finally gave up. And now that Blogger is providing free custom domains I will probably stick with it.
Thanks so much for the kind words and your support.
Cheers!
…BB