This week I’m going to do some random link sprinkling …. meaning they are not organized by categories or anything.

But, the quality of the links are no lesser than the ones I usually share.

Why is this? Coz, I’m doing this post in a bit of a hurry at the last moment.

I had a funeral (one of my hubby’s family member) to attend this week. I did less reading. Also less work.

As a consequence…….

The launch of my “Write Killer Post” series (did you notice the name change?) will be delayed by a week. But that’s good too. Coz I’m launching it as a series as well as a free course (on a dedicated domain which I will soon share).

The free course will include the audio version of the posts so that if you’re a hearing person (prefer to hear information on the go while commuting or working out) then you’ll benefit from the audio version.

The course will help you to keep up with the “meat” of the series in a more systematic way.

Now on to this weeks reading list…..

The Myth (And Danger) of Posting To Your Blog Every Day …

www.davidrisley.com4/30/12

You’ve probably heard this before… They say that it is a good idea to post to your blog every single day. They say that the more you post, the more Google will like you and that your audience will grow faster. Some people don’t even start …

The Real Truth About Blog Comments (When They Matter and When They Don’t) … - Think Traffic

thinktraffic.net5/01/12

If you’re a blogger who doesn’t receive many comments on your blog posts, you might be feeling inadequate. Your favorite big blogs have heaps of comments, so you should too, right? Not exactly. …

Traditional Advertising is Truly Dead | Copyblogger

www.copyblogger.com5/2/12

Warning: If you’re addicted to spending ungodly amounts of money in an effort to interrupt enough people into becoming “aware” of your product, service, or idea … skip this. You ain’t gonna like it.

The Little-Known Google Tool That I Love Using

thebacklight.com5/1/12

Everyone knows about Gmail and YouTube, but I’m fairly certain you’ve never heard of this tool. And it’s one of the more useful free tools I’ve run across recently. It’s a tool inside Google Docs. More specifically, it’s the Form …

The History of My First Online Business | Internet Marketing SEO …

http://www.smartpassiveincome.com4/27/12

I’m often asked: if I had to start over again, knowing what I know now, what would I do differently? And more importantly, why? There’s a lot, so let’s get right into it…

The Sin of Originality (and the Truth about Building a Popular Blog)

boostblogtraffic.com4/30/12

… Standing out | 63 comments. Apr 30, 12 The Sin of Originality (and the Truth about Building a Popular Blog) … restaurant (or blog) is empty. The truth is, originality is only good within the confines of what the audience wants.

5 Invaluable (And Free!) Tools Every Online Marketer Should Get to …

searchenginewatch.com5/3/12

We live in a world with no shortage of tools. In fact, for every task an online marketer may face on a day-to-day basis, there’s an average of 3.4 bazillion different tools at her disposal, and just about that many ways to actually …

How To Be An Olympian Blogger… - Remarkablogger

remarkablogger.com5/01/12

Unless you’ve been walking around in ear-muffs and dark glasses for the past few months, you’ll have noticed that a new excitement is gripping the UK. Everywhere you turn, red, white and blue merchandise is creeping in to supermarket shelves, and people are discussing what tickets they have managed to get hold of, and organising time off work.…

If My Content is “King,” Why Does Google Hate It?… - Site Reference

site-reference.com4/25/12

Imagine that your content was so valuable that millions of websites wanted to link to it. Now wake up, because your dream is not a reality! Sick of hearing how valuable content is the missing link, yet you are still penniless and wondering what people are doing right that you’re doing wrong? You produce regular content but your website is nowhere to be found in Google.…