Hi everyone Salaam!

How’s your week been? Mine have been so hectic with Eid (Muslim festival day) coming, and been working on some major customisation of my current theme which i’ll upload the changes sometime tomorrow plus I am releasing a new wordpress theme this week so stay tuned! that i hardly got time to update my blog. But anyway here’s some week round up posts. Enjoy!

• Ethics of Affiliate Blogging – BloggingTips.com
• Re-defining your blog strategies – Blueverse.com
• 5 things I Hate About Bloggers – StandOutBlogger.com
• Five Models For Internet-Based Small Businesses – JohnCow.com
• Step By Step Guide To Promote Your Own Webmaster Product – TheUniversityKid.com
• How To Increase Your Business Knowledge For Free Using Leverage – ImWithJoe.com

• The Proper Way Of Doing Paid Posting – TheMelvinBlog.com
• 5 Simple Ways To Keep Blogging Fun – StandOutBlogger.com
• The Gold of Blogging – Link Revelance
• How I Handle My Business – BlueVerse.com

This is my first link love post. Here are a few posts from the blogosphere this week.

What Bloggers Should Look for in an Affiliate Network – BloggingTips.com

How I Broke 500+ RSS Readers So Fast! – InfectedByBugs.com

Are You Too Shy To Succeed? - FreelanceFolder.com

Should You Buy Traffic For Your Blog? – The University Kid

Top WordPress Plugins For Every Type of Blog – The Best of The Best! – TheNetFool.com

Hope you enjoy the links and feel free to post your favourite links below!

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