Your blog is very interesting. You have a nice logo, uncluttered sidebar and good rolling content. If you’ve implemented some of my “previous strategies” to get links and subscribers, I’ve come up with a way to make a website review…..
Interesting Again.
They say a picture is worth 1000 words. In that case, I should just post a picture of a youtube video and call it a wrap. Since many of those philosophers were wrong, should we not listen to them? Of course not.. the principal can be taken that much further.
Instead of posting a picture/text review of a website and making the viewer read it, mostly not benefiting anyone except the blog owner thats getting reviewed, why not use a video to convey your message? Not only would it have a cool music background, it would allow you to focus your readers attention on the box, making them all the more interested!!
Be honest, whenever you see a box with one of those “Play” symbols in the middle, you can’t help but to watch it. I KNOW I can’t. 
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Interesting Only problem is I have no clue how to make a video
Sounds like an awesome idea though
Wendy’s last blog post..Interesting Blogs, Where are YOU??
I have been saying this for quite sometime now. You couldn’t be more correct. I use that line in my advertising offline. “If a picture is with a thousand whats a video worth? Whats your HOME worth?” All my homes are listed with video. Keep up the good work I love your stuffTim
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