Brown Thoughts

The first week of October has come and gone. As usual, there hasn’t been a shortage on great articles by my fellow bloggers. If you can spare the time, please try to visit each one. These are all great authors and I’m sure you’ll enjoy your visit.

This week’s Brown Batch are:

• Untwisted Vortex - Link It Forward

What you should also do and you may not have thought of this, is to go through your past articles and link to newer articles that may be relevant to those topics. You should use interlinking, if possible, or add additional text to indicate you’ve written more about those topics in later articles.

• Dana Wallert dot Com - Analyze This

While to become truly successful, it’s imperative to learn the tips, tricks and culture of blogging. There is one thing that I know I’ve often overlooked that could have been implemented from day one.

Read your posts. Don’t just check for spelling and grammar(though please do that too), really analyze what you’re putting out there.

• Garry Conn dot Com - WordPress Search Page Oozes Free Money

Everyone who wants to make money online wants easy tricks in the business. Well, really there isn’t any magic tricks to speak of but there are some thing that you can do to help… what’s the right word, ah “Tweak things“. Yeah.. tweak, that’s a good word!

• TechnoSpot - 10 Must Have YouTube Utilities

This is a collection of free you tube software which includes youtube to ipod and iphone converter. Online Youtube Downloader and Online Converter to formats like flv and others. Players required to view downloaded you tube videos and youtube firefox extensions to download youtube(you tube) videos.

• Seiche - The Anti Sausage Fest

One of the privileges of being an anonymous Blogger is that you have all the credibility of Anthony Kiedis stumbling into a Daughters of the American Revolution meeting while wearing a sock over his naughty bits. It doesn’t matter how talented or well-liked you are, you’re still essentially “that guy.”

• SEO Ladder - Generate traffic by creating a Google Toolbar Button

Google Toolbar Buttons are created using a simple XML file format that conforms to the Google Toolbar API. Toolbar Buttons are installed by clicking on specially crafted link pointing to this XML file (provided you already have the Google Toolbar installed on your system).

Creating a Google Toolbar Button alone does not guarantee the flood of traffic mentioned at the beginning of this article. You will also need to submit your completed (and tested) button to the Google Button Gallery to ensure your button reaches the masses.

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