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Great seminar! Am looking forward to the next one in the Seattle area.
It was a great day and I learned a lot of fantastic information I will put to use immediately.
Please check out my comments throughout the day at:
http://spaces.msn.com/members/EastsideBusiness
Right now I only have non-business blogs, I hope that is OK. I am commenting to encourage those of you who haven’t tried blogging yet.
I have been hearing the “blog” word for a while but never feel the need to have one. Sometime back in May of 2005, I saw DL’s presentations about blogging. I went home, borrowed a book on Blogger then created a blog for my writing group. It’s not much but people who didn’t show up for the meeting will get their ideas for the week from here. And I hope to “blog” more people into their creative side.
http://noblock.blogspot.com/
That same day, I heard about Flickr from an amazing designer Tina Roth. I now have a Flickr account as well. I even got the senior members of my extended family to sign up for themselves. This is so much fun. Try it, it’s easy!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/noblock/
The knowledge I gained today will be used in my new blogging advantures into the business realm. I have so many ideas, I am not sure if I can sleep tonight!
This has been the most informative seminar I have been to. Thank you to all the presenters.
Joe and Iris,
Thanks for attending the Seminar and posting your sites. I’m glad you learned a lot and your blogs look great. Eastside business is a great topic and, I’ll note, that we’re writing our [book](/book/) and use the blog to get our thoughts down. I hope from my presentation, you learned about being creative with your blog, even for business.
Hello, my co-worker and I attended your conference this weekend. Thanks for the great info. Here’s a link to my company’s blog: http://veritycu.blogspot.com/
Coach Deb,
Did you attend the summit?
The conference inspired me to start a blog a couple days afterward to blog the evolution of our business networking group, Biznik: http://www.biznik.com/blog
That’s great news Dan. Let’s talk more about it tonight at the Biznik Happy Hour.
Finally, my web site is a blog!
After seeing DL’s presentation in May and October, I knew I needed to convert my flash site into a blog.
With the flash site, I had a hard time updating it with new project. With the WordPress blog, I will be able to update my site whenever I am done with a new project. Also, I hope to provide current and useful information for my visitors.
A big thank you to DL and Molly!
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