Brown Thoughts

Let’s take a look at this past week’s interesting posts by other bloggers. Most of you have probably noticed that I don’t focus on tech blogs when I do the Brown Batch. That’s because there are a lot of quality posts about different topics.

If you can spare the time, please visit each one. You never know, you might just discover a new blog to add to your favorites .

• Matt Blancarte dot Com - Why I Am Holding Out On Marketing Events

When you blog, your readers are of utmost importance. Whether it is a church, newspaper, or a blog, the people who participate in your service are your advocates. The effect of a marketing event like a contest at a blog with 500 rss subscribers would be extremely amplified compared to a new blog with under 30 rss subscribers.

• Relationship Advice And Stories - 5 Ways To Get Your Ex Back

Closing the doors of communication may seem counter opposite to rebuilding a failed relationship, but it is one of the most important steps. There is a reason that things have made it to this point, and it is obvious that someone needs a break.

• Daily Blog Tips - Measuring Sticks For Blogs: Do They Matter?

As a blogger, what are your goals? Do you want to sell products, make money on advertisements, promote and sell yourself as an expert on the subject, or do you just want to use your blog as an outlet to share your thoughts and opinions?

• Life in the Country - Snoskred made 5 Million Dollars online this year!

What I want to talk to you about is how NOT to make money online. I currently have 5 million dollars worth of fake checks in my possession. In some countries these are called bank drafts, or cheques*.

• Can I Make Big Money Online - How You Can Be Just Like The Top Bloggers Today

A large part of communication is non-verbal, but as bloggers we’re limited to written communication. So, the single most important thing you can do to convey an air of authority is to watch your vocabulary and your voice. Your vocabulary is the words you choose, and your voice is your style.

• Daily Cup Of Tech - StumbleUpon vs. Digg

If you have a blog or website, chances are you have heard of Digg and StumbleUpon. And, if you are one of the many people to have a post or web page featured on one or both of these sight, you know that they can do to and for your website.

• KuanHoong dot Com - Use Social Networking To Build Presence For Your Site

The latest trend to build up your web presence through social networking is called social media marketing (SMM). Social media marketing is a method of promoting your brand (be it your site, your blog, yourself, a product, a service, or a company) by strategically making your presence known across various social media networks (such as Facebook, Flickr, Digg, Reddit, StumbleUpon, Myspace, Twitter, etc).

• Blue Jar - 7 Steps To Prevent And Relieve Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Basically CTS is when your median nerve that passes through your carpal tunnel in your wrist is compressed to an extent that it starts to cause pain or numbness. CTS is usually caused by repetitive task with your hands and wrists. It can cause pain or numbness in your hand, wrist, and even up your arm to your shoulder.

• Sizzled Core - 2 Methods To Backup Your Registry

As Registry Editor allows you to add/modify registry, it is advisable that you only use it if GUI does not provide the option you are looking for. If you make some incorrect changes, your system may crash and break . So it’s always good to make a backup of your registries before making any changes in it.

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