I realize I'm way behind on this blog. However, as I stated on my flagship blog, I am still here! My intent is to do a minimum of one post per day on this blog, but shiitake happens.
As I surf around the net, I come across blog articles of all kinds. Whether I comment on them or not, I'll bookmark them for future commenting, reference, or whatever. Well, I'm not keeping them to myself. I hope you enjoy what I have to offer this time around. Without further ado:
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What is "JJMelo" all about?
Jose Julian's (that's what the JJ in "JJMelo" stands for) blog is a mixture of things, mostly related to his work. His work includes being a freelance networking consultant and a web developer. He plays with gadget and then writes about them. He also plays the guitar.
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What constitutes a review? If it's a blog or other type of website, the review should tell you what it's about in general, about the design, and what kind of content is available there. There should be at least 2 or 3 outbound links embedded into the post. If it's an article review, or "speed-linking", it should at least tell you what the article is about and include a link.
Including the blog or website name in the post title, for a full review, should be common practice. Anchor text is important as well. It does that site no good whatsoever to include a link with anchor text (like "here") that isn't directly related to the content. I try to use this blog as an example of how it should be done, but even I fail to do it the right way all the time.
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What is "How to Win as a Forex Trader" all about?
Taken directly from Vad's "about" page, the "site is devoted to mostly beginners to help in whether starting Forex trading, choosing the right trading system or just getting introduced into the Forex market. Here you can find fresh articles that are beginner oriented and written by experts and experienced Forex traders."
I don't know enough about Forex to explain it any better.
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I read an interesting article at the Los Angeles Times online, "Arizona slams door on illegal immigrants", and quickly realized the problem won't go away until Mexico's economy is better than that of the United States. Here's what a few other bloggers have written about the immigration problem. After the list, I'll offer you my solution to the problem.
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