Nearly a month without updates doesn’t do a blog any good. It does a blogger good though. I’ve been down under in Western Australia, enjoying a well deserved break from the hectic world of online marketing, blogging and the Internet in general. At first I was quite concerned that my business would come to a grinding halt once I’d stop logging in and updating. Fortunately I have a huge following on my main blog, and plenty of people offered to keep things going.
The great thing about all the guest posters is that I now have a bigger overview of who is reading my blog, what kind of bloggers they are and what they’re interested in. There was one guest poster in particular, whose writing style I really liked and I’ve contacted him to see if he wants to come onboard as a more permanent poster. He’s only 14, but his post revealed a lot of insight and dedication to do things right. It just shows that there’s really no such thing as an age limit when it comes to online marketing.
Anyone can get a computer, sign up for a broadband connection, setup a blog with the wordpress software and write away. Its the simplicity which makes it possible for anyone to be heard on the net.
Welcome to what used to be a Digg linkbait site. Crammed with weird photos and silly taglines, Google seems to have a twisted sense of humor and thus they awarded me with a PR5 blog. 
