This For That - Bloggers Helping Bloggers

I've come across a really neat way that one blogger found to help other bloggers out and I want to take a moment to share it with you.






The owner of Ten Talents wants to help us connect with one another by sharing links. They can be links to giveaways that you want more entries on, links to your Facebook page, or requests for more Google Friend Connect followers. This is beautiful in it's simplicity.

If this is your first time linking up with us on This for That, please READ THIS POST for more information!

  1. Post your "need" in the McLinky by writing about what you need and linking to where others can fulfill that need. 
  2. Meet the need of the 3 ppl DIRECTLY ABOVE your link, AND THEN YOU ARE DONE!
  3. If you want more than 3 ppl to help you out, then wait a bit, come back later and enter your need again (just make sure you AGAIN help out the 3 ppl DIRECTLY ABOVE you). 
The idea is that you help out 3 ppl and 3 ppl help you out...AND you don't have to wonder if you left someone hanging because your job is done as soon as you help out the three ppl above you! You can link up as many times as you want!

Comments

  1. allthingsnewTue Aug 24, 01:28:00 PM EDT

    Jennifer,

    Thanks so much for posting today! I appreciate the help!

    Blessings,
    Stephanie

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