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It’s time for the ubiquitous “best of 2007″ lists, so why not one for Copyblogger? I’ll go ahead and do a round-up of the year’s best-received posts, with a bit of commentary on what was notable from each month.
So, if you missed anything from 2007, here’s a second shot at it. While you do that, I’ll have time to figure out what to write for next year (don’t worry, I’ve already got a pretty good idea).
Here’s to a safe and joyous holiday season for you and yours. In the event that you’re actually looking for something to read, here are a few links for your solstice surfing pleasure.
See you next year!
Two weeks ago I wrote a post about how re-purposing headlines from the magazine Cosmopolitan can help you come up with ideas for blog posts and articles. I invited readers to try it for themselves, and plenty did.
So, let’s take a look at what people came up with. The really cool part is that several readers let me know that the articles they wrote using this technique brought in tons of traffic. One even revealed that her Cosmo attempt became the most popular post she’s ever written.
Not too shabby.
This collection of link karma is a bit different, in that the links lead to articles that tell a story about Teaching Sells.
I’ll connect the dots next week, and no, I didn’t throw in the Joy Division link just to throw you off. 
Yes, it’s sad but true… today is my 40th birthday.
The good news is I don’t feel old. And I surely haven’t started acting my age… just ask anyone who has been around me this weekend.
So, I’m at an undisclosed location doing undisclosed things to celebrate this momentous occasion. But I wouldn’t think of leaving you without some links (after all, it’s better to give link love than receive… mostly).
