I am finished, kaput, throwing in the towel, and crossing the finish line on this Fiesta baby.
First here is a list of all the challenges which I participated in over the last three days:
- Jennifer at Girls Gone Reading - Do you have a review policy? Do you even need or want one?
- Sarah at Puss Reboots – What is RSS and how to make it so your feed is easily discoverable.
- Pam from MotherReader – Be brave in your writing and push the limits of what your comfortable with.
- Danielle at There’s a Book – Do you know what programs you can use to discover your stats and what the heck do they mean anyways?
- Cass at Bonjour Cass – It’s often said the best part of book blogging is the community. Go discover them in this commenting challenge!
- Rebecca at The Book Lady’s Blog – Getting out from underneath the feed reader.
- Beth from Beth Fish Reads – Using categories & labels to find what you’re looking for.
- Jackie from Farm Lane Books – Do not lose it all! How to back up your blog.
- Trish from Hey Lady! Watcha Readin’? – What the heck are favicons and gravatars and why you should have them.
- Michelle from GalleySmith – Anchor text. How to make the most out of your link love.
- Pam from Bookalicio.us – There is nothing worse than seeing your post on somebody else’s blog. Talking about blog copyright and what you need to be doing to protect yourself.
- Amy from My Friend Amy – Blogging buddies! You should get one!
- Beth from Beth Fish Reads– Creating list and opinion posts.
- Emily from Emily’s Reading Room– On vanity alerts.
- Deborah from Books, Movies, and Chinese Food– Do you have an elevator pitch? You should be able to talk about your blog easily.
- Ruth from Bookish Ruth – Have you ever had your blog anaylzed? Now’s the chance!
- Lynn from Chronicle of an Infant Bibliophile – Getting your blog listed in several blog directories.
- Jen from Devourer of Books– Got some old material? Taking time to update key pages and posts.
Because of these challenges I now have
- Cleaner labels on all my posts.
- A cleaner more organized feed reader(with cool new add-ons)
- A backup of my blog
- Installed meta tags
- A favicon and gravatar
- Four fabulous blogging buddies ( more about them next week)
- A copyright statement
- A review policy
- An RSS Feed and Twitter in my sidebar
- Actually added my design background to my Twitter page and learned how to use Twitter (still a bit unsure of this though)
- Written a list post about Cover Glam and posted it
- A couple new reviews ready to post
- An opinion piece
- Edited my About Me Page with my nearly written elevator pitch
- Spent several hours researching for possible topics in the near future
Friday: 12 hours
Saturday: 10 Hours
Sunday: 10 HoursI want to thank Maw Books for organizing this it was educational and fun, fun, fun!
4 comments:
Sounds like you got a lot accomplished. I wanted to participate but had other plans for the weekend. Looks like I need to do this next time around.
Wow! You really accomplished a lot! Great job!
Oh.My.Word! I'd say that was making good use of the event and all it had to offer. Way to go!
Wow! You hit a lot of the challenges! I didn't do many, but I'm planning to do one a week from now on until I catch up!
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