As a relatively new blogger on the scene (timinganddelivery.com was only born in August 2007), I am no stranger to information overload!
You want to know a secret? Of course you do…we all do! Like drinking from a firehose, you should probably exercise a little bit of judgement as not all of that information is helpful.
Without Sherlockian deductive powers, I’m sure you could have probably figured that one out for yourself. In my experience to date, some of the strategies I’ve tried have worked well, and the ying to that yang, some have not worked so well.
But that’s the whole fun of blogging, trial and error!
After just over three months of blogging the good, bad and the ugly of customer service experiences, one mention in a Vancouver newspaper, ongoing relationships with high-powered local blogs urbandiner and kitsilano.ca, and old-fashioned hard (but fun) work, timinganddelivery.com’s traffic statistics have been quite significant.
So what?
So I found myself asking the question…’What do I do next in order for me to take timinganddelivery.com to the next level?’ Enter john chow dot com.
Why am I writing this? Of what possible interest could it be to you? What’s the deal?
I’ve found John chow dot com to be the ultimate compendium of useful tips, tricks, advice, strategy (5 simple steps for kickstarting a blog by guest author Lars Christian) and what I find most unique, the john chow dot com detailed blog revenue report cards that actually demonstrate that people who do it well, will see quite the return on their investment. In John Chow’s case, the numbers are absolutely shocking (like his October 2007 monthly revenue report).
In keeping with the whole point of this blog, I’m passing along this reference to you in hopes that you too may be able to profit (dollar-wise or otherwise) from some of the things John has to say.
If you’ve been reading my posts, or know the reason why I created timinganddelivery.com, you’ll know that I’m a big believer in relaying information in the form of customer service experiences (regardless of format) and engaging my readers in constructive discussions. What you do with that information, is your prerogative.
So go on, drink it in, this one’s free…
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