Blogtipping Day: My First
I've been blogging on (and off and on) and off and on for several months. I always wanted to participate in Blogtipping Day but never have completed a post - started one though. Seems like there was some excuse or another: too busy, what do I have to say, is it the first of the month already, it's scary to comment on other blogs, what do I know, etc. But I don't like to be left out of anything and this looks fun. Plus I get to post a cool icon.
So what the heck is Blogtipping Day? Started by Easton Ellsworth of Business Blogwire, it's officially held the first day of each month. You pick three blogs, give them three compliments and one helpful tip. What a great way to spread the word about blogs you might have discovered and want to share. And it's a fun way to give and receive constructive feedback on your site and a cool opportunity to meet other bloggers.
So here it is:
Personal Boot Camp by Marjon
- Your posts are always interesting and transparent (which helps me to know you better). I like that they're geared toward self-improvement.
- You link to interesting sites that I can follow and that allows me to learn and grow along with you.
- Love the song of the day. It reminds me to think about music more often and triggers great memories when you pick songs I haven't thought about for years.
Tip: Post more often (isn't that what they all say) because I love to read your stories; link to other bloggers who share similar interests to keep the conversation going.
Drew's Marketing Minute by Drew McLellan
- I love the passion you show in your writing - about the blogosphere, parenting, community building, charities, etc.
- The colors and design of your web/blog site are eye-catching and fun. Makes it a nice place to visit. (I still like to visit vs. read in feed readers because I appreciate the experience.)
- Your posts are insightful, interesting and make me think in a different way. I always learn something new on your site. Glad you are blogging!
Tip: Add monthly archive links on the sidebar to make it easy to find your past posts.
The Broom Wizards by Shawn & Susan Frey
- Your enthusiasm for your job and for blogging is contagious. Love the stories and want to hear more.
- As a consumer, I appreciate the cleaning tips you offer. Anything that saves me time or money is great.
- I like the quotes you add at the end of many of your posts. Gives me something to think about.
Tip: Break the long posts into two posts or use bullets or sub-headings to break up the long spans of text.
























Sandra, thanks for joining the clandestine band of blogtippers. What fun! This deserves a link.
Posted by: Easton Ellsworth | November 02, 2006 at 12:02 PM
Hi Easton,
Thanks for dropping by. Love the blogtipping theme. I'm so pleased to have joined the band.
Sandra
Posted by: Sandra Renshaw | November 02, 2006 at 08:02 PM
Sandy,
Thank you so much for the tip of your hat. I'm honored to be part of your inaugural blogtipping trilogy.
Your archive suggestion is a good one. That, and a blogroll are on my To Do list!
Best,
Drew
Posted by: Drew McLellan | November 02, 2006 at 11:48 PM
Hi Drew,
Thanks for visiting. You inspired me when you jumped right in the blogtipping movement. My site needs many improvements - one of which is an extensive blogroll. I've found so many great people and sites.
Keep up the great posts!
Sandy
Posted by: Sandra Renshaw | November 03, 2006 at 07:45 AM
Sandy,
I spent some time this weekend and built the blogroll out a bit. As you will see, your blog is right there where it belongs!
Will I see you Friday when Starbucker rolls into town?
Drew
Posted by: Drew McLellan | November 08, 2006 at 08:45 AM
Hey Drew,
Thanks for the link. I'm honored to be included in such esteemed company. Your site looks great. Yes, I'll be there Friday - wouldn't miss it. See you then.
Sandy
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