Thank a Blogger

06. Aug, 2007 4 Comments - Leave your comment

  

Darren of ProBlogger has a nice series going on improving a blog. One of his recent posts caught my attention about e-mailing an old-timer reader. In fact, Bes wrote about this back in March (of ’07) when he said to pay attention to current and older readers.

I’d like to do a little spin-off on Darren’s post and encourage you all to thank a blogger. Go to one of your favorite blog’s website, click on the good ol’ contact form, and send a love (err, thank you) note.

If you receive a response back, please let me know here in the comments. I’m very interested on how well this works out.

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4 Comments on “Thank a Blogger” - Add yours!

  1. Michael from Pro Blog Design Reply 13. Aug, 2007 at 3:41 pm

    I think I’ll take the time to thank you then. I only discovered your blog tonight (Thanks to a link from Kevin at Blogging Tips. I really should thank him…), but I’ve been reading as many posts as I can get at. Fantastic stuff! :D

  2. Ronald Huereca Reply 13. Apr, 2008 at 3:42 pm

    Doh, how did I just now see this comment? Sorry, I suppose a late reply is better than no reply.

    Thanks Michael! And I’m glad you’re still with us.

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