Reading is important for every blogger. It’s a part of learning and growing, especially so in niche. Today, blogs probably contain some of the most up-to-date and even cutting edge information. #SharingSundays actually helps bring some of that information your way.
If you haven’t heard of #SharingSundays before, it is a weekly event that is held at the You Can Do It Online Training group on Facebook. It is geared to allow bloggers to share their most recently written articles. This is great for both readers and bloggers.
If you’re a blogger, I recommend joining the YCDI group, which I have linked in the previous paragraph for you. The group is extremely active and would be a great asset to growing your blog circle. There’s also a lot of great posts that come through so you can stay on top of things from Tech, Blogging, SEO, Marketing, and even WordPress.
This past #SharingSundays has a bit of variety. Yeah, there is one oddball, but the reward of participating is being linked up in #SharingSundays recap posts, just like this one. Enjoy!
#SharingSundays Recap 2015 Volume 4
Garen Arnold reviews HostGator’s service in his article – HostGator: 30 Minute Wait Time Again!
Tania Shipman gets inspired about Chris Brogan’s article about getting the most of conferences in her article – Chris Brogan Helps Me Get the Most out of My Conferences
Susan Ball asks – What Do You Need to Let Go Of?
Brian Graves reveals some interesting information about giveaways in 7 Giveaway Contest Case Studies.
Michael Beran shows us How to Make the Best Squirrel Bait for Trapping.
Leanne Chesser talks about purpose in – When is Purpose NOT Your Purpose?
What did you like the best? Learn anything new?
I appreciate you doing this, Nile. I enjoyed reading a few of the other blogs. It’s a great way to learn new things and to find out about other awesome bloggers.
Alright, I joined the group… it’s time to learn about the wonderful world of blog networking!
Hi Nile,
I love when you do a round up like this because it brings to light other people I may have not connected with. It is so appreciated that you take the time out to do a sharing post.
Thanks so much for all the work you do
-Donna
Hi Nile
Thank you very much for your Great Article. I have search on Facebook YCDI group but did not find. can you reapply me with the group URL.
Thank you.
Hi Nile,
I love when you do a round up like this because it brings to light other people I may have not connected with. It is so appreciated that you take the time out to do a sharing post.
Thanks so much for all the work you do.
Nile,
My interest has been towards some type of format like this. I have to say. This is the first time I understood what was going on? I have been making it a point not to join tons of locations. I am all about free time for more physical interaction, on networking mixes.
My time is made to be limited, online with locations. I love reading those links with fascinating and usable information. That is, to put to practice!
Thank you for sharing as you do!
Thank you, I would have missed a few of these without this sharing post. I love the set up.
Thanks for sharing this Nile! Nice to go through those links 😀
You have brought up a really fantastic point. Thank you for sharing your article. Great post!
I enjoy reading your recaps because I always something that I can focus on learning and taking action on. This week I decided to focus on What Do You Need to Let Go Of? by Susan Ball.
I am heading over to read the post re Hostgater, as I am thinking about replacing them.
Thanks.
I’ve read only one in this list so far, but others look interesting. Thanks for compiling them, Nile… it’s good to see at a glance what might be good to read about.
Hello Nile.
I love that you share these blog posts. It’s always fun to learn something new and hear other blogger’s perspectives on topics their passionate about.
Karen
Hello Nile, I to love round ups like this, it is such a great way to learn about other bloggers and new things as well. Thanks for sharing. Chery :))
Appreciate the HostGator article. I have been considering changing hosting companies and thought about Hostgator for a minute. Seems like support at most of the companies is very spotty.