Awesome links I’ve run into this week around the web…
The Lazy Blogger’s Guide to Writing Great Headlines That Get Attention and Clicks
Do you struggle with your headlines? Check out this post from Stella Anokam that gives you 10 catchy headline types along with fill in the blank templates. You’ll want to bookmark it.
Free Privacy Policy Generator
You need a privacy policy on your site. If you don’t have one yet, try this free generator. (Thank you to Sara Duggan of Mom With a Hook for sharing this link with me.)
Balancing Your Home and Office Life
Balance… the never-ending challenge for those of us building businesses… in this article, Lisa Kanarek shares 4 great balancing tips to help you stop working so much.
The Most Dangerous Threat to Your Online Marketing Efforts
You might be a digital sharecropper if you’re building your connections on other people’s property. If you are big into social networking sites, take time to read this for tips on how to protect yourself and your connections.
Two Awesome Posts from Chris Brogan
He’s always awesome but this week his posts really hit home with me. Read The Builder’s Story and then read Take Back Your Strings. I should have had a box of tissues handy.
And I’ve been guest posting again so I’d also like to invite you to check out these posts:
- 15 More Actions You Can Take in 10 Minutes or Less to Move Your Business Forward
- 7 Ways to Leverage Free Reprint Articles to Get More Readers and Subscribers
- Simple Ways to Build Links to Your Website
Wow, so many links, and the weekend is practically over.;)
But, I will make sure to check the one about the free privacy policy generator, as I think it can be very useful, as well as the tips for balancing between job life and life at home…such posts always give good ideas or at least encouragement.
Thanks for the share, Michelle-I always like the links you pick out, as they can satisfy anyone’s taste.
There is something from everyone…
Take care.
Thanks Kristina, and have fun exploring! :)
Thanks so much for featuring my Headlines post, Michelle. I’m glad you liked it enough to feature it in your links roundup post. appreciate it.
I have also taken the opportunity to read some of the other cool posts. I love the lesson that Chris Brogran shares in “Taking Back your strings” – something that most of us suffer from daily.
Also I liked reading “The Most Dangerous Threat to Your Online Marketing Efforts”. Sonia Simone’s life example should compel anyone building a business on ‘borrowed spaces” to think twice.
I’ll be sure to touch on the other blogs you featured. Thanks and enjoy your day!
You’re welcome, Stella. Thanks for putting together such a helpful post. :)