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Monday, November 03, 2003
Onward and Upward
I didn't notice this until after I'd been on a while, but I've evolved further, from Slithering Reptile to Flappy Bird in the TTLB Ecosystem. Thanks to everyone who's been linking back here -- and if you haven't yet blogrolled me, let me know if you do so I can make sure I've blogrolled you in return!
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You are moving up the food chain! Congratulations :)
Posted by: Alicia at Nov 3, 2003 1:02:05 PM
Absolutely. Congratulations.
Consistent updates, a little link-whoring, comments on other blogs, emails.....and, you know, good blogging....it takes work to build up a blog. :)
Seems to me, we're both doing the same thing. You're doing very well.
Posted by: Jon Henke at Nov 3, 2003 9:05:32 PM
Thanks, Jon and Alicia. You guys were among the first ones to link to me, so thank you for your help. I've learned about the link-whoring this past month (it helps!), and getting involved with things like New Blog Showcase does too. I've tried the e-mail thing and not had too much luck (still trying for that elusive Instapundit link -- I'm thinking he has me killfiled by this time), but I've decided I really love Trackbacks. It's a good way to get a poor man's link after the fact, and it generates a bit of traffic. Mostly I write for the enjoyment, but I'd be lying if I said that the hits don't matter at all to me.
I think all of us are doing great -- I read both of your blogs every day, usually a few times each day to keep up. Isn't this a blast?
Posted by: Captain Ed at Nov 3, 2003 10:50:55 PM
