Link Suggestions & Co-Blogging Opportunities
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Your link/image contributions are welcome on the
"Dark Roasted Blend"
- all kinds of weird and wonderful things, posted daily!
SUGGEST A COOL LINK OR A STORY
by writing to: abramsv@gmail.com
Send image submissions to the same address:
abramsv@gmail.com
Thank you for contributing!!
We will update at the first opportunity, with full credit and a link to your site, if you have one.
Keep sending in interesting stuff you find; here are possible theme suggestions:
- funny signs
- interesting architecture
- cool ads
- weird vehicles
- strange accidents
- office pranks
- cute/ ugly animals
- tips on great photography /art
- travel tips / travel photos
- science fiction reviews
- ugly face contest
etc
Don't forget to subscribe to the site (email or RSS) as we update every day.
WRITE AN ARTICLE & GAIN EXPOSURE FOR YOUR SITE
You are also welcome to join our growing community of co-bloggers, just send us a note about what subject you are going to write about. If it promises to be interesting and cool, then we will ask you to send your article to abramsv@gmail.com and our editors will prepare it for publication on the site.
Possible theme suggestions:
- rare / amazing technology
- jokes / humor
- critical essays on unusual art / books (mostly SF&F) / movies.
- extreme / spectacular travelogues
Together with your contribution we will include a short info about your site, a link, and other info you want to include.
Currently, the Dark Roasted Blend/ Thrilling Wonder family of sites is getting around 50,000 page views a day and counted among top 300 blogs of the internet.
Your material is going to enjoy a very wide exposure.
Here is what other website owners have to say:
"Our material on your site have led to a peak of about 4500 site visitors two days ago. Usually we have a couple of hundred." - Michael, Retrofuturismus.de
"Thanks for the link to my page! You're right. Traffic rockets! Good thing I got my site back up and running last night!" - Rich Tatum
Cheers and best wishes from Canada!
Avi Abrams
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4 Comments:
Having banners/ads with sounds is quite annoying.
I agree, I'm working on weeding them out.
Why don't you arrange the site so it spawns a new web browser page instead of what it does now?
I don't really like having to keep hitting the back button to get back to your home page. Also, if you spawned a new page, I could open multiple links simultaneously and be loading the next item while I'm looking at the previous item.
Anonymous - thank you for this input... Opening links in new window is usually the user's choice, not designer's choice. You can set up your browser to do it automatically, or try tabbed browsing.
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