Colonizing Other Blogs

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by Mike on 6/2/2009

in Perpetual Beta : Release

Soon, you’ll be seeing more of me out on the net than you might be used to.

Why?

I’ve decided to colonize some other blogs. Not literally, of course. You won’t see little virtual Mayflowers beaching on the shores of distant web sites. No, it simply means that I’ve decided to flex my writing muscles in a slightly different way than I do around here, and submit guest posts to some well-traveled, well-regarded sites.

Welcome, Visitors!

If you’re here because you saw one of those guest posts and wonder… “What the heck is this place?” I invite you to read, in no particular order:

When you find something that keeps you on the edge of your seat, go ahead and leave a comment.

Update

The first guest post is up: How Listening to a Waiter can Jack your Profits up 33%

And number two is up as well: Five Terrible Reasons You Failed To Incorporate Your Online Business

Now for number three: How Facebook is Gunning for Google (And Killing SEO)

Here’s the fourth: Unleash the Power of Guest Posting.

  • @drbj - I'm a persuasion writer by profession, so I'd better be good at it by now! Glad you liked the article.

    @Denis Why didn't you take them up on it? Inertia?

    @Paul Funny, I haven't considered myself a "successful blogger" - I'm a guy who blogs mostly for fun - although I've recently started my work-related blog ( http://floridaforeclosurefraud.com ) and that has turned out pretty well. I'll check out your blog, too.
  • Hi Mike, just read your post on waiters - very helpful stuff. I'll be adopting your three main points in my future blog posts, for sure.

    I'm an Australian lawyer with a blog as a side project (www.visionadvancement.com.au). The firm (Holley Nethercote) also blogs and twitters.

    It's encouraging to see you blogging so successfully. Keep it up. I'll be subscribing and commenting further in the future, because you add value.
  • That's awesome. I've been asked by a few people to do this in the past, but never took them up on it. Perhaps now is the time to spread my own wings.
  • Michael Alex - I don't know first-hand about your skill as an attorney, but you are one fine persuasive writer. Your post on persuasiveness using the example of your waiter was informative and compelling. I'm now hooked as a reader of your blogs. I'm a newbie blogger - see http://Ublog4money.blogspot.com but as both an author and a motivational speaker, I recognize talent when I find it. Keep it up.
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