Welcome to The Carnival of Struggling Bumbling Newbie’s: Mar. 10, 2007
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Welcome to the March 10, 2007 sea cruises edition of carnival of struggling bumbling newbies.
Note from jon…
I starting this carnival some time ago to help the new bloggers. Mostly to help them get noticed. Recently I’ve begun to notice that a great many of my submitters could use some help with their blogs. So, I have a few questions for three different types of readers.
Submitters:
Would you like feed back from experts on your blog? Format. Adsense usage. Air travel Affiliate programs you could use. Whatever?
Those that read but have not submitted yet:
Would you submitt if you could get meaningfull feedback?
Experts or Veterans:
Would you be willing to help the newbie’s?
Simply leave a comment. Let’s see if this can be more helpful.
Michelle presents
Aridni’s Poetry Contest: Mixing Business with poetry posted at
Aridni, saying, “Business blog hosting a poetry contest? Yeah… you wanna enter?”
Denise Olesky presents
NEED MORE TIME? GO ON A TV DIET posted at
Welcome, saying, “Don’t have enough time in the day? Learn how to give the TV a rest and get the you time you need.”
Matthew Paulson presents
How to Get Yourself Out of a Financial Mess - Getting Green posted at
Getting Green.
Jigsaw hc presents
Online Word Processor Comparison posted at
Jigsaw hc's Rants & Reviews.
Mark Abrahams presents
Article Marketing Secrets Revealed posted at
Internet Affiliate Marketing Secrets.
Stephanie Bryant presents
Mortaine's Blog: Turning one idea into three posted at
Mortaine's Blog, saying, “Any expertise can be leveraged into multiple avenues of income.”
Amish Parashar presents
Competition posted at
New venture outsourcing blog, saying, “thank you — this is our new blog (version 2 that is).”
Sam presents
Jane Goodall, Saving the Chimpanzee, Saving the World posted at
Surfer Sam and Friends, saying, “Jane Goodall is best-known for her life among the African chimpanzees and her forty-five year study of chimpanzee social and family life in Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania. Her research on chimpanzees has been described by Stephen Jay Gould as “one of the Western world’s great scientific achievements.””
Will Chen presents
MegaMillions - Mo' Money Mo' Problems? posted at
Wisebread, saying, “Believe it or not, the life of a newbie lottery millionaire can be really tough. Really!”
Nenad Ristic presents
Too Many Ideas posted at
Money Conciousness.
Kivi Leroux Miller presents
How to Create and Use an Editorial Calendar posted at
Nonprofit Communications, saying, “Editorial calendars are helpful for new bloggers who need a way to organize all of their ideas for posts.”
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of carnival of struggling bumbling newbies using our carnival submission form Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
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6 Responses to “Welcome to The Carnival of Struggling Bumbling Newbie’s: Mar. 10, 2007”
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I’m fairly new myself, been blogging only about five months or so; but I’ve pretty much got a handle on things by now. If any newbies need advice, send me an e-mail anarchistrabbi (at) gmail (dot) com.
I could use some direction
John
Be sure to submit a post for the next issue. I like your site. I have an idea or two but, want to see what the pro’s see.
all the best…
jon
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I’m not a newbie; in fact, I’ve been blogging since 2001, and wrote a book on videoblogging. However, I’m always willing to learn better blogging techniques.
But I have no interest in Adsense or other affiliate programs I could use to boost income from my blog. I’ve decided that my blog is not a commercial entity, and I want it to stay that way. Readers don’t like ads, they don’t want them, and the only ads they genuinely want to find on my site are for my own books and products. Thus, if a product appears in my blog, it’s because it’s something I personally have connected with, not just something that someone paid me a fraction of a cent to show.