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What you need is a blog written from Stockholm by a humorous, skeptical Irishman.

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Paddy K's Swedish Extravaganza

Category: BloggingSweden
Posted on: February 25, 2007 4:53 PM, by Martin R

leprechaun.gifDear Reader, you no doubt have a skewed and seasick perspective on Stockholm, Sweden, from too much of my blogging. What you need is a blog written from Stockholm by a humorous, skeptical Irishman.

This genre is of course quite the jungle, with more blogs than anyone can reasonably attempt to evaluate. But take it from me: the one you want to read is Paddy K's Swedish Extravaganza. Another really good blogger who just needs to learn to illustrate and market his writing.

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You are far too kind - I will shamelessly plug your blog in the future, I promise! And tips about illustrating and marketing my writing...please tell! If I dress up as a leprechaun and show my ass, do you think that will help..?

Posted by: paddy | February 26, 2007 6:03 AM

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Illustrating is easy: just use Google's image search for whatever an entry is about.

Marketing takes a little more work. Here's the three most effective methods I know of.

* Comment intelligently on high-traffic blogs and include pertinent links to your own writing.

* Host popular blog carnivals and ask high-traffic bloggers to link to your carnival. I believe the one closest to your interests would be the Skeptics' Circle.

* Submit blog entries to popular blog carnivals.

As for showing yer arse, I haven't tried that, but I will soon post a pic of my new undies.

Posted by: Martin R | February 26, 2007 6:39 AM

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Happy Saint Patricks DAY

Posted by: sonya | March 17, 2008 1:35 PM

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