Darren Rowse from ProBlogger.com had a great idea and challenge.  He is calling it the “7 Link Challenge”. The idea is to highlight a few of the blog posts a blogger has made and bring them ‘back from the dead’ if you would.  Giving new readers a way to quickly see the blogs history, potential and vision.

I thought I would take this challenge.  Now being that this blog is new and I used a poor blog service before that didn’t allow me to archive or export my blog posts I can’t take you too far back, but we will give it a shot.

Comment away and let me know your favorites or if I missed something!  Here are the questions to the challenge:

1. Your first post -

My first post was Chapter One and Two of my story.  I will go with Chapter Two: Here is the link

2. A post you enjoyed writing the most -

This was  a tough one because there are a lot of posts I enjoyed writing.  I am going to give you two.  One from my story and the other was a business post.  Chapter Three and The Digital Door is Wide Open

3. A post which had a great discussion -

As many of you know I have both a FaceBook and a Twitter page that I am very active on.  This means that often after I write a blog post I get several tweets, DM’s or FaceBook messages about my post.  There is one post however that has not only gotten me an overwhelming amount of digital comments, but also ‘real world’ comments.  Not to mention I was even asked to speak on the topic at a local business function.  It is a two part post, enjoy!  The Myths About Marketing

4. A post on someone else’s blog that you wish you’d written -

I get a lot of inspiration and ideas from other bloggers. Many times I will see a blog post and it will get me thinking.  Those thoughts usually end up on my blog with a different ( or my ) spin on the topic.  I wouldn’t say I have seen a post that I wish I would of written, but being that this is a challenge I will say—I wish I came up with this ”7 Link Challenge”!

5. Your most helpful post -

This is an open ended one.  Most helpful for me or the audience?  Well this has been the most helpful for me: Time for a Time Out and through feedback I have learned that this post has been the most helpful to readers: Killing the Mosquitos

6. A post with a title that you are proud of -

I love titles! In fact I truly believe that the Title will make or break your post.  I have so many favorites, but truly the one that got a HUGE amount of traffic in just minutes was: Do You Have a Beethoven or a Hasselhoff?

7. A post that you wish more people had read -

I had to laugh at this question what blog post doesn’t a blogger wish more people had read?  With that in mind however this is a blog post that I feel got decent traffic, but more would of been nice: The Dinosaurs are not extinct  yet!

Well there you go enjoy!

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