PI Blog is an SOB!
November 11th, 2006
No, I’m not writing anything untoward or profane. But I am very pleased to announce that the P.I. Blog has been named to the SOB (that’s Successful and Outstanding Blog) Hall of Fame by fellow blogger Liz Strauss.
According to Liz, SOB Hall of Fame members “take the conversation to their readers, contribute great ideas, challenge us, make us better, and make our businesses stronger.” The P.I. Blog has always tried to live up to that standard, and I will work hard to push beyond it in the years ahead. Please leave a comment or send me an e-mail with any suggestions you have on what you’d like see here in the future.
I want to thank all of my readers for their support. And thanks to Liz for the recognition. Liz, I am proudly displaying my SOB Hall of Fame badge on the sidebar!
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1. Liz Strauss | November 11th, 2006 at 3:09 pm
Here’s to one Successful and Outstanding Blogger. May you keep making the blogosphere stronger. Great blogs deserver to be noticed. Thank you for being one of them..
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