1. Network Marketing Women by Kim Klaver - 140,804
2. MLM Blog by Ty Tribble - 191,124
3. MLM Vampires by Unknown - 453,638
4. MultiLeveler by Ty Tribble - 463,542
5. Transforming MLM by John Fogg - 466,025
6. Best MLM Resources by Michael Lemm - 1,438,230
7. On the Road with Dave by Dave Robison - 2,162,581
8. Home Business Today by Aaron Cook - 2,272,258
9. MLM Today by Dave Stone - 2,508,950
10. Natural Selling by Michael Oliver - 3,934,605
Kim Klaver continues to dominate the MLM Blog rankings and the MLM Vampires jumped two spots to snatch the No. 3 ranking, however, I'm not sure if anonymous bloggers can offer the type of authentic information we are looking for in the ranking.
I think that we now have enough quality MLM Bloggers to begin a Carnival of Network Marketing.
What is a blog carnival?
A blog carnival is a regular "themed" posting that is hosted by various bloggers in participating weblogs. Usually, the frequency of postings in blog carnivals is once a week.
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Each blog carnival has a different owner who lists a set of rules, guidelines, and deadlines. He or she also posts the different hosts of each carnival event.
Bloggers who wish to participate in the event should contact the carnival event host, who will then choose from the submissions. Once the submissions have been chosen, the host will create a blog entry that showcases the different blogs and blog entries. The said blog entry is considered to be the carnival event.
Once an event is completed, the cycle will begin again for the next one.
Participating in blog carnivals is not only a great way to be involved in the blogging community, it also offers a good opportunity to promote your weblog.
Interesting term..."carnival"
As of three weeks ago, I have certain days designated for certain themes on my blog.
E.g. WED is "therapy" day.
http://kimklaverblogs.blogspot.com/2006/08/i-am-not-crazy.html
Tuesday is "customer" day. SAT is "Top 50 Standings" Day and THURSDAY is "New School/Old School" day.
Gives me some structure, and gives readers certain things to look forward to, or skip.
Posted by: Kim klaver | August 9, 2006 6:35 PM | Permalink to Comment