carnival of struggling bumbling newbies - June 30, 2007
Filed Under Blog Carnivals | Posted on June 30, 2007
Welcome to the June 30, 2007 corporate business edition of carnival of struggling bumbling newbies.
Nik Agarwal presents
Time To Change Your Blog’s Look posted at
The Air, saying, “Although every blogger should focus on writing quality posts, they often forget to focus on another aspect of their blog and that is the layout and the appearance of the actual blog.”
Samir Bharadwaj presents
In Search of the Perfect Blog Post posted at
SamirBharadwaj.com.
Tupelo Kenyon presents
The Power of Beginning posted at
Tupelo Kenyon, saying, “Celebrate life through the power of beginning, even if you do feel like a struggling, bumbling newbie.”
edithyeung presents
I Have Confidence posted at
Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..
Aruni Gunasegaram presents
Yahoo! Search Marketing Ultimate Connection Competition posted at
Babble Soft's Blog, saying, “Let me know when/if you show our post and I would be more than happy to provide a linkback to you!”
Ted Reimers presents
Cheap Colleges posted at
CampusGrotto.
Uni presents
The Correct Way to Attract What You Want posted at
You Deserve More, saying, “Enjoy this great Law of Attraction article!”
Mark25 presents
Affiliates Programs Newbies Tips posted at
HotStrategies.com.
Ruby presents
7 Things About Success That You Can Learn From Steve Jobs posted at
Advice and Rants.
Marc and Angel presents
Google for .EDU and .GOV Blogs with SEO Backlink Potential | Marc and Angel posted at
Marc and Angel, saying, “Are .EDU and .GOV backlinks really that important for the search engine optimization of a website? Special or not, one thing is for sure… more backlinks can’t hurt.”
Larry Russell presents
How to lie with statistics: Investment performance charts ? A Tip from The Skilled Investor posted at
THE SKILLED INVESTOR Blog, saying, “Historical investment performance charts for investment funds might be historically accurate. However, their presentation in advertising, on line, and in printed materials can amount to lies from several perspectives. Performance charts are designed to lure gullible individual investors with an implied promise that superior past performance will continue. The financial research literature tells us clearly that on average this is a promise that cannot be kept. In other words, historical performance charts are a veiled lie. They may report factual information, but their purpose is to deceive. Here is why…”
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