Comments on: Blogging Etiquette: How to Handle a Link Hound Who Wants Link Love http://www.marketingfit.com/blogging-etiquette-how-to-handle-a-link-hound-who-wants-link-love/ Social media tips with an active living twist. Sun, 05 Jul 2009 03:56:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Andrea http://www.marketingfit.com/blogging-etiquette-how-to-handle-a-link-hound-who-wants-link-love/#comment-788 Andrea Thu, 17 Jul 2008 00:48:31 +0000 http://www.leesabarnes.com/blogging-etiquette-how-to-handle-a-link-hound-who-wants-link-love/#comment-788 Leesa, Are you sure the guy knew what he was doing? Especially for a newbie sometime you just mimic what you think you ought to do, without a deep understanding of the next step/outcome. You are free to decline and tell him buzz off if you think the association might be risky for you... and pestering was certainly not a good start. Leesa,
Are you sure the guy knew what he was doing?
Especially for a newbie sometime you just mimic what you think you ought to do, without a deep understanding of the next step/outcome.
You are free to decline and tell him buzz off if you think the association might be risky for you… and pestering was certainly not a good start.

]]> By: Leesa Barnes http://www.marketingfit.com/blogging-etiquette-how-to-handle-a-link-hound-who-wants-link-love/#comment-789 Leesa Barnes Fri, 11 Jul 2008 01:07:12 +0000 http://www.leesabarnes.com/blogging-etiquette-how-to-handle-a-link-hound-who-wants-link-love/#comment-789 Oak and Mark, you both assumed that I posted to my blog BEFORE speaking to this person. Don't make assumptions. Oak and Mark, you both assumed that I posted to my blog BEFORE speaking to this person. Don’t make assumptions.

]]> By: Mark http://www.marketingfit.com/blogging-etiquette-how-to-handle-a-link-hound-who-wants-link-love/#comment-787 Mark Thu, 10 Jul 2008 19:56:39 +0000 http://www.leesabarnes.com/blogging-etiquette-how-to-handle-a-link-hound-who-wants-link-love/#comment-787 Hi Leesa, If I were him I might feel a little bit bad and embarassed after reading this post. Why would you feel the need to make the issue public, even if you didn't mention his name? If he obviously visits your blog, why make him an example? I think it could have been handled with a simple direct email to him, saying "No thanks. I have a strict policy." Hi Leesa,

If I were him I might feel a little bit bad and embarassed after reading this post. Why would you feel the need to make the issue public, even if you didn’t mention his name? If he obviously visits your blog, why make him an example? I think it could have been handled with a simple direct email to him, saying “No thanks. I have a strict policy.”

]]> By: Oak http://www.marketingfit.com/blogging-etiquette-how-to-handle-a-link-hound-who-wants-link-love/#comment-790 Oak Sat, 28 Jun 2008 03:21:49 +0000 http://www.leesabarnes.com/blogging-etiquette-how-to-handle-a-link-hound-who-wants-link-love/#comment-790 I think he should have talked to you about it before he mentioned you on his blog. I always like being up front. It keeps things simple. I think he should have talked to you about it before he mentioned you on his blog. I always like being up front. It keeps things simple.

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