05 March 2007 | Miscellaneous | 1 comments
Based on the ‘Z list’, Mathieu at Radar has started a ‘T list’ equivalent for travel and tourism blogs. The rationale is that bloggers taking part receive a link boost through improved ranking in search engines/Technorati and more people discover the blog by browsing other’s lists. The instructions: Create a new post. Copy the entire list of blog links below. Add any blogs that you...
05 March 2007 | News/Link roundup | 0 comments
Rohit Bhargava would like to see an online travel and tourism resource that does not assume the traveller knows where they would like to go. Ed Roach is based in Windsor, Ontario and is cleverly using his blog, Brand Corral to build some un-scientific data on the city’s brand as it exists. He is asking his readers to describe what, if anything, they know about the city. Steve Rubel...
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@jtbrink Certainly a lot happening but think like the news changes it'll grow on you. Not as much as a mess as Pakistan's top/middle order!
@thatispeter Good to hear it, what you working on at the moment? Doing grand here thanks, just beavering away on a bit of a site revamp.
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