Heads Up on the Blogosphere

Before Ally’s post goes live, I wanted to offer a few quick links to important things I read this week. YOU MUST READ THESE.

(A special thanks to Nate Whitehill for the idea to do this, and for including me in his list.)

• First, Nate Whitehill takes his readers’ advice and shares a case study about The Benefits of Offline Business Development. I’m still chewing that one over—but it has big implications about the limitations of using blogs to do business.
• Michael Hyatt, CEO of Thomas Nelson, shares the Top Ten Publishers in America.
• Over at Web Marketing Today, Ross Dunn explains How to Get Credit for All Your Inbound Links (and proves that google is far from wise in some matters).
• Chris Cree discussed Visionary Cat Herding (which inspired Why Writers Must Dream).
• Andre Yee reminded readers of The Case for Teaching the Bible in Schools.
• Gordon Atkinson wonders what to do with Three Quarters of a Labyrinth.

That’s it for now. If I commented on a post, it means I loved it, but I don’t have time to list them all here.