"FRANKENBLOG!" Terrorizing the Countryside and Sowing Terror Into the Hearts of Business Bloggers Everywhere!

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"FRANKENBLOG!" Terrorizing the Countryside and Sowing Terror Into the Hearts of Business Bloggers Everywhere!

Posted by yoni67 under Self-Development
From http://jobshuk.com 5136 days ago
Made Hot by: BusinessGuru on October 11, 2010 3:02 pm

Freakish! Hellish! Pure EVIL!

Become a blogging mad-scientist! In addition to great content, DARE to be different. Don't "Think Outside the Box." DESTROY the box!

It's all about finding your own unique voice with which to attract clients and customers...

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Written by promodiva
5134 days ago

Yoni:

So glad you are back! Great article - really enjoyed it.

Traci

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Written by yoni67
5134 days ago

Thanks Traci!

I'm glad you enjoyed!

Regards,

Yoni

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Written by JackieP
5135 days ago

Wacky, outlandish, weird and wonderful. I will take these qualities that make up the colour in life any day over the carbon copy, paint by numbers bloggers.

Love your style Yoni, and keep staying "outside the box"....sorry couldnt resist =)

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Written by yoni67
5134 days ago

Jackie,

Thanks for reading and for taking the time to comment. Your words are heartening!

Yoni

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Written by m4bmarketing
5135 days ago

You do know how to write headlines that just need to be clicked on Yoni.

Susan

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Written by yoni67
5135 days ago

Susan,

Thanks for your very kind comment. I'm working hard to find outlandish "clickable' comments.

Yoni

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Written by businessavante
5135 days ago

Frankenstein was my childhood hero. On the playground I took it as a compliment if a kid said I looked like Frankenstein! (He was big, strong, and dangerous - everything I wasn't).

businessavante

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Written by yoni67
5135 days ago

Duncan,

I got it pretty good on the receiving end of the playground too. I had heroes too, and was might disappointed they couldn't come to my aid. My favorite was AquaMan. I guess he had a pretty good excuse..what with playgrounds being on dry land.

Frankenstein is a good hero. Big, strong and with a heart of gold. Perhaps he is one of the more misunderstood of the literary figures. He's got the image of a monster, yet it is monstrosity born of being screwed over, let down and shunned. Truly a heart-breaking story.

Thanks for your comment. It is MUCH appreciated!

Yoni

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Written by joemagid
5136 days ago

Yoni. As I beginning blogger I have found you online and am turning to you for advice on how to proceed. Your unconventional style and the way you give advice to the readers has helped me to form my blogging strategy. Keep writing great posts and I'll faithfully follow. I'm sending you an email with a link to me blog.

With much appreciation

Joseph Magid

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Written by yoni67
5135 days ago

Thanks Joseph,

I'm glad I'm able to impact your writing in a constructive way.

Yoni

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