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I don’t know- maybe I should make this an annual letter.

I was reading the Washington Post and discovered that Unilever is changing its policy. It will no longer be using folks to promote their products, these so-called “influencers”. First, because these influencers often pay to have folks follow them, as such improving their rating as influencers. And, secondly, many of these folks get paid to write their “celebrity” endorsements.

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And, the winner (sic?) is….

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What goes around, comes around?

This is the third time I’ve been “granted” the “Liebster” award.    This time, my nominator was Brenda Marie Fluharty.  (I bet she thought I didn’t pay attention.  Sorry, BM, my queues are long!  And, besides, this award goes hand in hand with the Ultimate Blog month-long marathon!)

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I stole this from Barry Ritholtz

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I’ve been reading Barry Ritholtz’ column in the Washington Post for years.  I find his financial discussions erudite- and clearly written.  Which is how I try to communicate with you.  But, his blog today (when this was written) was of a different focus.    He stated what he has learned from writing his 30,000 blog posts.  (He has me beat by some 28,500!)   And, I agree with much of what he wrote, which I will share with you now (with my twist, of course)!

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Me? You wanna know about me?

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I don’t normally write about blogging practices or ways to make your blog better.  But, I made these changes at the suggestion of a “pen-pal”, Michael Hyatt (www.michaelhyatt.com).  Michael writes a fantastic blog about leadership and publishing (from a Christian perspective).  And, some other pen-pals suggested I share them with everyone.  So…I will tell you how to engage your readers more effectively by changing your “About” pages.  The key action items to consider (not once- but often) are:
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