Monday, February 19, 2007
BlogHer Business Discount and BlogHer '07 Call for Ideas
Two pieces of BlogHer news worth sharing:
1. Get $100 off the BlogHer Business full two-day conference registration price (i.e. $599) by using this code: BHBAC-DSC
As a reminder as to why you should be attending BlogHer Business this March 22/23 in New York, check out the two-day schedule:
Day One, including case studies with the Washington Post, Wells Fargo and more, plus a free-form Ask the Experts micro-consulting segment.
Day Two, featuring speakers such as Google's Marissa Mayer, Redbook editor-in-chief Stacy Morrison, iVillage President Debi Fine, and the women who manage the blog efforts for Cisco, Yahoo!, Fast Company Magazine, Weblogs Inc and Google, among many others.
Register here.
More info about the venue and planned activities can be found here.
2. Today we announced the theme, programming tracks and open call for ideas for BlogHer '07, taking place this July in Chicago. I'm just going to tease you here, because I devoted a lot of time to crafting the announcement post, so i want you all to read it! I do want to call out, though, that the Call for Ideas is open until March 16th, so please submit your ideas per the instructions in this post.
Back to our regular programming...
1. Get $100 off the BlogHer Business full two-day conference registration price (i.e. $599) by using this code: BHBAC-DSC
As a reminder as to why you should be attending BlogHer Business this March 22/23 in New York, check out the two-day schedule:
Day One, including case studies with the Washington Post, Wells Fargo and more, plus a free-form Ask the Experts micro-consulting segment.
Day Two, featuring speakers such as Google's Marissa Mayer, Redbook editor-in-chief Stacy Morrison, iVillage President Debi Fine, and the women who manage the blog efforts for Cisco, Yahoo!, Fast Company Magazine, Weblogs Inc and Google, among many others.
Register here.
More info about the venue and planned activities can be found here.
2. Today we announced the theme, programming tracks and open call for ideas for BlogHer '07, taking place this July in Chicago. I'm just going to tease you here, because I devoted a lot of time to crafting the announcement post, so i want you all to read it! I do want to call out, though, that the Call for Ideas is open until March 16th, so please submit your ideas per the instructions in this post.
Back to our regular programming...
// posted by ElisaC @ 5:09 PM 
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I am interested in reading your blog frequently so I would like to request for a link exchange with my blog so that I will not have the need to memorise your URL.
If this is possible, please add my blog link to your blog and reply me on which country do you came from at my blog. Then, I'll add you for sure...
Thanks.
Regards
Yee Piao, blogger of Simple Life of YP
If this is possible, please add my blog link to your blog and reply me on which country do you came from at my blog. Then, I'll add you for sure...
Thanks.
Regards
Yee Piao, blogger of Simple Life of YP
# posted by 
: 2/21/2007 7:15 AM
: 2/21/2007 7:15 AM
Rather than just deleting your comment, Yee, I'm going to leave it but tell you that i consider it to be comment spam.
I add plenty of links to my blog rolls and feed reader so i don't have to "memorize their URL." I don't need a reciprocal link to do that, and neither do you.
Your blog seems real, and you may be very new to blogging, so I thought rather than simply delete this or block you I'd tell you that this comment would be considered very rude by most bloggers.
Bloggers may link to you if you read and leave *relevant* comments on their blog, thus establishing that your blog would be of interest to their readers.
Comments like this aren't the way to do it, IMHO.
I add plenty of links to my blog rolls and feed reader so i don't have to "memorize their URL." I don't need a reciprocal link to do that, and neither do you.
Your blog seems real, and you may be very new to blogging, so I thought rather than simply delete this or block you I'd tell you that this comment would be considered very rude by most bloggers.
Bloggers may link to you if you read and leave *relevant* comments on their blog, thus establishing that your blog would be of interest to their readers.
Comments like this aren't the way to do it, IMHO.
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