Yesterday when I called for reader submissions for a speedlinking post I had an inkling that I’d wake up to quite a few emails with links in them and my suspicions were correct – 47 in all.
What has been submitted covers a broad spectrum of topics -some of it is high quality, some of it I don’t completely agree with, some of it is a little controversial, some of it will be more useful to some of you than others.
I’d encourage you to surf through the list and to link up to those who you resonate with most. Enjoy.
PS: I’ve included a few comments at the end of the list on how it was compiled.
- 4 Tips on Smarter Archive Use
- Media Giant Takes Note from Christian
- Very Cheap Web hosting
- 9 Ways to make your new blog seem more established
- Last week in China – An Open Letter to Google via Rick
- 4 Great Blogs Teaching Blogging
- Creating Blog Relationshiops Leads to Successful Marketing and Promotion
- 12 year-old pro blogger? hardly.
- Strange Google Adsense Ads
- How to Blog – 1/8 Start Offline
- CPC, CPM or flat rate, which is best?
- Advice on Writing Blogs: What has helped me
- The Venture Skills Blog is your linkbait not working? try writing instead
- bla.st – the free visual directory, is offering a free card upgrade simply by linking to, or blogging about bla.st
- Linked in Widget
- Review Me, Review You: The Rolling Blogroll Has Launched
- Blogging Strategy: Goals
- 3 simple questions that will help you blog your city, like I do for Brisbane
- Five Basic Lessons in Blog Advertising
- Earn extra money doing what you do everyday… using a search engine
- Are You Burning Blog Bridges?
- SEO Simple
- Persuasive Website Design
- AGLOCO Will Not Make Money Online! Ever!
- 11 Ways for a Beginning Blogger to Get Eyeballs
- Blogging Content Matrix via Mark
- Weblog Tutorials
- WordPress 2.1 And Full Text RSS Feeds
- 5 Steps to Make it on the Web
- Diversifying from AdSense – Build a Sales Force, check out CPA
- Recursos para Generar Nuevos Ingresos
- WordPress.com vx. WordPress.org
- The Microsoft Monopoly Is At It Again… via David
- Free Money Finance Policy on Comment and Trackbacks
- Master the Art and Science of Buzz Marketing
- Revenue Sharing Podcasts for Blogs
- Carnival of Home Business
- How to Get a Free Link from ProBlogger
- My Cheat Sheet: How to Make Money via Blogging
- Adbrite: Make Money with Videos
- Scraper Sites Steal Your Content. Use them to Build Your Traffic
- BlixKrieg Theme – AdSense ready template via susiej
- Win an Amazon Gift Certificate or WP Upgrade Credits – Group Writing Project and Contest #2
- Find elements to reduce boredom due to blogging
- Google Plans AdWords Algorithm Change; Expects Complaints via Matt
- Google Adsense: Less is More? via nickel
- 1 Quick Tip to Get More ReviewMe Reviews
- What the Hell is Arbitrage? via Scott
Now get surfing and link up to what you like! There’s enough there to keep you busy all weekend.
Here’s a few comments on the list.
• I was going to include a description of each one but I think in most cases the heading speaks for itself (I’ve included a couple of descriptions)
• I’ve included the link of the person who suggested it only when it differs from the link – hopefully I didn’t miss anyone.
• The order of posts is the order I received them in.
• A few people submitted more than one link – I’ve only used the first one submitted in each occassion (as per the instructions)
• I’ve included all links excluding a few that didn’t work and a few that were from people who submitted multiple links. Thanks to everyone who participated.
WOW!
Now that’s what I call a list. Though, I thought speedlinking was supposed to be a few quick links ;)
Darren, i know you said that you submitted all the links but I don’t see the one link that I submitted about arbitrage that I picked from Net Business Blog. Here is the link I submitted http://www.netbusinessblog.com/2007/02/12/what-the-hell-is-arbitrage/ Its not a big deal but I had to call you out on it :-)
[…] SlashMySearch is a internet search engine that pays it uses as they search. An interesting thought, I’m sure there are plenty of sites like this out there, but I thought I’d give it a try. I came across it at CJCM and IT via ProBlogger. […]
Woah… That some pretty impressive speed linking! O_O Personally, I prefer less links that are more relevant, but I’m not sure if the rest of you guys agree with me. That said, they were all pretty good ones. Keep it up Darren!
Ok, I completely missed out on submitting this for the deadline, but 5 Reasons Why Blogging is Better than Sex (with me)
http://engtech.wordpress.com/2007/02/16/5-reasons-why-blogging-is-better-than-sex-with-me/
That’s a pretty big list. I found a lot of fascinating articles from blogs I’ve never read before. Awesome. =)
Thanks for the linklove Darren!
Almost a mini group-writing project!
Good work Darren, a lot of useful stuff.
Neat idea, Darren. It’s a good way to get all of us to look at other blogs. We all have our favs and sort of plod around the same block every day, wearing our own little groove … with a burst of links like this one gets to see new territory. Thanks
WordPress.com vx. WordPress.org – article seems a bit out of place with the other blog articles. Not complaining, thanks Darren for the link love, hope you liked the article, I thought it was worth talking about what to do when your linkbaiting fails, as its a subject you don’t seem to have a need to cover ;)
Its always been an honour to be included in any of ProBlogger project. TQ Darren. And million more thanks to those who have had time visiting my site.
[…] I didn’t really have high hope knowing Darren’s high standard so I wasn’t really expecting any miracle from it. However my hope went slightly up last night when I saw Darren’s face in my MyBlogLog widget, I knew Darren was checking on my post so I waited eagerly this morning and was pleasantly surprised that my submission was included in ProBlogger’s Speedlinking Reader Submission this week 17th Feb 2007. Thank you Darren for including me in your project. I have always enjoyed participating in ProBlogger’s project especially the Group Writing Project where I have participated twice. You can check it out here and here. […]
This is one of my fav section in your blog.I love when u give out links.I just surf through all of them and meet new bloggers great content and they get on my feed lol.Thankz darren
Thanks for these links and the great info. My favorite is Cheat Sheet – How to make money blogging, and I love the Bonus Challenge at the end of the article. It will be interesting to see what people come up with, and what they would do with the thousand dollars.
Thanks for the linkage Darren, your willingness to give never fails to amaze me.
Allen.H
[…] I checked my website stats in Feedburner and saw some referral traffic from Darren Rowse – awesome! I participated in a speedlinking post and managed to get my article on More ReviewMe Reviews onto Darren’s site. However, he had only sent me 30-40 more uniques and this definitely couldn’t have risen my Feedcount (which previously hovered at around 110). […]
[…] LinkedIn, the famous ‘MySpace for businessmen’ social jobs network, has now got it’s very own unofficial widget, which blog owners everywhere will surely adapt, and use to their own ends. The small widget, designed for use in sidebars, has already developed quite a cult following, with a speedlink at ProBlogger and a mention in Mashable’s weekly round-up. […]
Scott Howard – sorry that I missed that link. I’ve been through my inbox and for some reason or another it didn’t arrive to me. Apologies – I’ve added it now.
thanks Darren, you truly are a giver :-)
[…] 9 ways to make your new blog seem more established from NORTHxEAST.Found via ProBlogger. […]
[…] It is an interesting strategy as I am sure a few guys have already joined friend finder through her link, but I thought at least ShoeMoney and Problogger should know that they could be linking to fake blogs. Share and Enjoy: These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. […]
[…] I didn’t really have high hope knowing Darren’s high standard so I wasn’t really expecting any miracle from it. However my hope went slightly up last night when I saw Darren’s face in my MyBlogLog widget, I knew Darren was checking on my post so I waited eagerly this morning and was pleasantly surprised that my submission was included in ProBlogger’s Speedlinking Reader Submission this week 17th Feb 2007. Thank you Darren for including me in your project. I have always enjoyed participating in ProBlogger’s project especially the Group Writing Project where I have participated twice. You can check it out here and here. […]