Have You Seen The Review For This Must Have Book? »
By Jim Symcox on Sep 13, 2007 in Blog Review, Book Review, Business Books | 0 Comments
Find reviews carried out in the blog. See if you agree…
Category: Blog Review
Are You Curious About This New Launch Too? »
By Jim Symcox on Jul 4, 2007 in blog marketing, Blog Review, blogging, Blogging to the Bank, Rob Benwell | 0 Comments
“Blogging To The Bank 2.0″ is a fine example of a human trait that bloggers and a lot of folk on line demonstrate. Human curiosity! And guess what? I’m a fine example of that trait in action. I managed to resist the temptation to buy the first edition of Blogging to the Bank. Because of course I [...]
350 Posts Prompts Power Packed Blog Review »
By Jim Symcox on Dec 5, 2006 in Amazon AStore, Blog Client, Blog Review, Blogger Beta, Elicit, Google Adsense, Microsoft Live Writer, Review, RocketPost, Zoundry | 0 Comments
Hurrah! I’m 2 years older and this blog now has over 350 posts and counting… I’ve been looking forward to this milestone so I could do a review of where we are. Marketing Knows No Country Boundaries! You my loyal reader have changed your reading habits. You may be interested to discover that you have [...]
7 Blog Writing Clients »
By Jim Symcox on Aug 17, 2006 in Blog Review, Review | 0 Comments
The hunt continues in my quest for a great blog writing client. I’ve written about this sacred quest in a previous blog client writing post I’ve now tried Blogger Zoundry Rocketpost WordPress Qumana Elicit Live Writer You can see my thoughts on Blogger, Zoundry and Rocketpost at my previous post. I’ve started using Rocketpost again [...]
The Never Ending Search For A Desktop Blog Client »
By Jim Symcox on May 31, 2006 in Blog Review, Review | 0 Comments
I’ve used a number of blogging methods over the many posts I’ve written. I moved pretty quickly away from Blogger as it’s interface was very basic and didn’t allow very much in the way of formatting. Plus you could wait for a while for the editing to be shown in the small editing screen. I [...]
