Sentences with phrase «blogroll if»

I would love to be added to your blogroll if possible!

It's very rewarding, and I know when I get comments like that, I always visit their site and comment back, or add them to my blogroll if I absolutely love their site!

Or perhaps the STIRRUP QUEENS» Blogroll if that's too long...

Not exact matches

If you host a website about options and you want to be added to this blogroll, please reach out to me on my contact me page.

If you're looking for more sites to visit, head over to Investment Hunting Blogroll, I list many more blogs, as long as they are in the personal finance or frugality space, I have them listed.

Many such blogs have blogrolls, and if you look for blogs frequently mentioned in blogrolls from similar sites, you can build out a great list of potential outreach prospects.

Looking at your blog and mine, it is probably better if you do not add me to your blogroll.

I would appreciate it if any of you readers would tag it, feed it, add it to your blogroll, and spread the word, etc., etc..

If you don't mind, I'm adding you to my blogroll.

Don't forget to check out the rest of the TWD Blogroll and please join us if you haven't already!

on october 11th is the dulce de leche day, if you like you can leave a comment and be part of the blogroll!

If you have a blog — we would love you to add us to your blogroll!

If you want to receive updates from the joint RSS feed for the NPN Blogroll, click here to subscribe in a reader or by email.

The blueprint below is interactive and you can click on any room in the picture to go directly to that space in the future, though please keep reading if this is your first time visiting the blogroll.

If you are not on the blogroll, please email me to add yourself.

Would you mind if I put a blogroll link back to your post?

It would be great if you could have a look and if you could add it to your blogroll I'd be really appreciate.

And, hey, if you're in the market for some of that, you can always check out some of the truly stylish ladies who inspire me (linkies in my blogroll).

There's no shortage of fashion bloggers out there, and if you look to the right at my blogroll, you'll see that I read plenty, with the list growing.

Since the future of publishing is a particular interest of mine (if you have a chance, check out some of the Future of Publishing Blogs on my blogroll) and since I must admit I enjoy naval gazing as much as the next New York City media type, I thought I would weigh in on one issue that always looms large: what is the role of the publishing house in a world in which self publishing platforms are ubiquitous and the Internet has turned the traditional retail model on its head?

If you want to see what self - published authors are doing, look at some of the links in Joe Konrath's blogroll, and just read the blogs that seem useful to you.

If you're a reader, I'd really appreciate your adding me to your own Blogroll, tweeting about this blog, or any other type of link / recommendation / referral — I'd be delighted to return the favour.

In the meantime, if you have any suggestions for additions to our blogroll, please list them in the comments section or email them to us at [email protected]

So I was wondering if this can be avoided with the Th - type power plant, or perhaps more generally, the concept of fuel used in a liquid state as suggested in the link from the Brave New Climate site (I think it's under Blogroll — just look for Thorium)-- which allows easier processing of fuel and removal of some isotopes.

If you suffered a ranking loss (or haven't had the filter run on your site yet and surely will in the future), and have sitewides on YOUR site linking out to other sites you like, such as in your blogroll, this is probably a big reason why.

This would, in effect, create a search engine out of all of the sites on your blogroll, which, if your blog focus was sufficiently tight and your blogroll reflected that, might make some sense.

If they're serious about this, I'd really like to see an expanded blogroll (hint — lots of possibilites), some author profiles & photos, and perhaps an «about us» page to define what the coverage will be.

This would, in effect, create a search engine out of all of the sites on your blogroll, which, if your blog focus was sufficiently tight and your blogroll... [more]

Even if your blog uses the default setting of «nofollow «on links in comments [see my article on why you need to remove nofollow] your blogroll doesn't.

I just posted a blog about open adoption and my experience, if you would have me I would love to be on your blogroll!

For example, if I'd known you wanted to create an open adoption blogroll, I would have told you how much I've wanted to do that at OAS!!

If you don't mind, do you care if I add you to my blogrolIf you don't mind, do you care if I add you to my blogrolif I add you to my blogroll?

If they ever do away with Blogroll....