Apr
15
I ran across this over at Bobs [ReformatThis] and thought I would give it a try. I’m new to all this link train stuff but here goes…
Gary Lee has started another link train and he’s using the power of Technorati to help us all increase our rank! If you are looking to increase your rank and increase traffic to your blog, you should definitely get into it now while the list is short!
Also, once you favorite everyone, make sure you actually click the Add to my Favorites button!!
***Start Copying Here:***
Here are the rules:
1) Write a short introduction paragraph about what how you found the list and include a link to the blog that referred you to the list.
2) COPY the Rules and ENTIRE List below and post it to your blog. To avoid duplicate content and increase the amount of keywords your site can accessible for, go ahead and change the titles of the blog. Just don’t change the links of the blog.
3) Take “My New Faves” and move them into the “The Original Faves” list.
4) Add 3 Blogs that you’ve just added to your Technorati Favorites to the “My New Faves” section. Remember to also add the “Fave Me” link next to your new blogs. (i.e. http://technorati.com/faves?sub=addfavbtn&add=http://www.yourfavesdomain.com)
5) Add Everyone on this list to your Technorati Favorites List by clicking on “Fave the Site.” Those who want good kharma will fave you back. If not, you will for sure get the benefits of faves from the bloggers who continue this list after you.
My New Faves
BlogTalks - Fave the Site
Darin Carter - Fave the Site
HMTK - Fave the Site
The Original Faves
Kelly Cho - Fave the Site
Shawn Knight - Fave the Site
Tyler Ingram - Fave the Site
Bobs [ReformatThis] - Fave the Site
Everyday Weekender - Fave the Site
PureBlogging - Fave the Site
Armen’s Blog - Fave the Site
Gary Lee - Fave the Site
Dosh Dosh - Fave the Site
Nate Whitehill - Fave the Site
Ms. Danielle - Fave the Site
Jeff Kee - Fave the Site
Scribble on the Wall - Fave the Site
Jimi Morrisons Head - Fave the Site
Jon Lee - Fave the Site
Samanathon - Fave the Site
Eat Drink & Be Merry - Fave the Site
The Man of Silver - Fave the Site
Hannes Johnson - Fave the Site
My Dandelion Patch - Fave the Site
Nathan Drach - Fave the Site
SiteLogic - Fave the Site
Julies Journal - Fave the Site
Stephen Fung - Fave the Site
Ed Lau - Fave the Site
QMusings - Fave the Site
Excellent! Thanks for expanding the train David!
Glad to help… besides it looked like fun so I had to try it!
Oh boy … are we gonna have fun with this one … I just happend to run into it and it’s up on the blog already!
We’ll have to see the results of this!
Darin
I was part of the first link train and my rank was increased quite a bit! I’m really glad to have been included on this one too!
Hey Darin, thanks for participating!
Wow, that image of the button, that I made, it getting around! Thanks for the linkback!!
Thanks for the button!
No worries, glad I could contribute to the interwebs!
I should do this.
Please please do! Its a great help to everybody involved - even you
I got you added to my Faves, thanks!
Thank you, Shawn!
My good friend Bobs reviewed your site and now I’m hooked! You’ve been added to my feed reader!
yeah - I am so glad David asked me to review his site. It was definitely a pleasure! iPod or no iPod (but I hope iPod
) - it was great to have the chance.
Flattery will get you everywhere…
I’ve actually added both both of you to my feed reader and I check you out everyday.
Sweet, thanks!! Make sure you comment more today so you can get on my Speedy Links article tomorrow!!
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I thought I may as well give this a try. For the record, I ‘favorited’ everyone on your list. I figured I could do with some good karma!
You’ve been added… thanks for keeping it going.
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