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46. A Great Social Interacting Opportunity.
Growing your blog is not just about writing great post, or randomly commenting on other blogs, its also about interacting with fellow bloggers. To use an analogy. We can walk around down town and not talk to a single person, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging 101, Business, Web 2.0
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24. Did I Mention “BACKUP!”
(This is a continuation of my 5 part post  20. I Wanted to Make My Own Mistakes, Until I realized that It Was Much Easier to Let Others Screw Up. )  Ultimately all this chaos would never of … Continue reading
Posted in Web 2.0
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23. Cache. An Invaluable Internet Currency.
(This is a continuation of my 5 part post  20. I Wanted to Make My Own Mistakes, Until I realized that It Was Much Easier to Let Others Screw Up. )  When getting help from Meller Time on … Continue reading
22. Accessing The Minds Of Technical Wizards.
(This is a continuation of my 5 part post  20. I Wanted to Make My Own Mistakes, Until I realized that It Was Much Easier to Let Others Screw Up. ) After erasing my blog and completing the process … Continue reading
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