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No problem Vlad! Been reading your blog for a while, and I thought this was a nice time to post my first comment, since I actually had something to add to the conversation.

No problem Vlad! Been reading your blog for a while, and I thought this was a nice time to post my first comment, since I actually had something to add to the conversation.

It should be "My wife and I" - English isn't my first language, but I believe that's the correct way to build the sentence ;)

And link to pornographic websites? Ha, surefire way of showing Google that your authoritah(!) should be respected!

I can add another as well, just don't update the last month before the PR update, and preferably don't garner any new inbound links either. It will take you from zero to hero (or at least PR4) - That's what happened with my own blog at least ;)

It should be "My wife and I" - English isn't my first language, but I believe that's the correct way to build the sentence ;)

And link to pornographic websites? Ha, surefire way of showing Google that your authoritah(!) should be respected!

I can add another as well, just don't update the last month before the PR update, and preferably don't garner any new inbound links either. It will take you from zero to hero (or at least PR4) - That's what happened with my own blog at least ;)

Hey Geoff, I found this article through the Problogger Group Writing Project, and I thought it was interesting to see your take on the most useful blogging tools, and it is very relevant to what I write about over at Bloggst, so I linked to you in my entry as well (my comment is linked to it).

I agree on many of your tools, and I even wrote a few entries over at Bloggst about FeedBurner and Analytics - Feel free to check them out if you wish. You should find them without too much trouble ;)

Anyways, I like your blog so far, and I'll be following you in the future. Added you to my reader!

It's obviously an attempt from Google to seperate sponsored links inside content from regular links. What I don't get is why Google is having such a hard time discovering them, especially since most programs and opportunities require full disclosure.

I've been an avid follower of the dofollow "campaign" ever since my eyes were opened to what nofollow actually is, and it's great to see that more and more bloggers are standing up against it.