Spreading The Word For A Friend

Anyone who has follwed this site knows I use it from time to time to help out fellow bloggers. Today’s post will do just that. Dirty Blue Widgets is a site designed by a Hoosier blogger that is competing in a competition that involves dirty blue widgets. For most of you this is going to be a post you want to ignore as it has no bearing on local news, topics or information. Its sole purpose is to spread the word that TWSMarketing is seeking out a helping hand from fellow bloggers. TWSMarketing is competing in a competition where the goal is to make it to the top of the search engines for the term dirty blue widgets. I’m asking local bloggers to help out a newcomer to the blogging world get a leg up in this competition by sending him some backlinks using the keywords dirty blue widgets.  If you decide to help this new site get a jumpstart with a few links shoot me an email and I’ll make sure to pay you in kind with some link juice from wimzit.com

While I’m at it I ran into an aquaintance the other day at the store that told me they had just started blogging themselves. Knowing how hard it is to make a decision to start putting your words, thoughts and ideas down in an online fashion for all the world to view I told him I would do what I could to give him some pointers I’m not real sure where he wants to go with his blogging but I’m sure he will find a path that works for him. If you would like you can check out his progress at Shaw. The blog title is Shaw’s cove and I would imagine its going to be a personal blog where Shaw voices his opinions concerns and thoughts on several different topic similar to what I’ve done here on the Decatur Indiana Community blog.

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One Comment

  1. admin
    Posted November 14, 2008 at 8:48 pm | Permalink

    Aye and to you too :)

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