Improve Your Blog and Personal Finance Links

For those of you who have a blog, Blogthority is offering a new blog review service to help you blog better. They'll review your blog and give you their opinion on a number of areas such as: appearance, branding, readability, image usage, search engine optimization, monetization, and code validation. I'm really just touching the tip of the iceberg, for a better idea, I'd look at their sample report. The part that I like the best is the Improvement Checklist at the end. I'm at my Laziest when things aren't organized. Even I can find the time to burn through a few items.

Unfortunately it's a lot of time and effort to put together a report like this together - so it's going to cost some money. The price is $49.99, but Lazy Man and Money readers can save $10 by using the coupon code of LM8571. For those of you writing about what your cat did this weekend, that's probably more than you want to spend. However, if you make a few hundred dollars it's well worth it.

Money Writers:

• Brip Blap presents 10 ways to stop worrying so much about money.
• Frugal Dad writes start a sunny day fund.
• For the easiest and cheapest shrimp pasta recipe you'll ever make check out Generation X Finance.
• Don't miss reading yours, mine, and ours - deciding who pays the bills by Million Dollar Journey.
• Taking income tax deductions? Track tax receipts when you itemize says Digerati Life.
• Money Smart Life posts five tips for your boss during a recession.
• My Dollar Plan on keeping tabs on the economic stimulus plan.
• Learn how to claim recovery rebate credit on 2008 tax return over at the Sun's Financial Diary.

More Financial Posts:

• No Credit Needed blogs how to create a zero-based budget.
• Five Cent Nickel looks at refundable vs. non-refundable income tax credits.
• Mighty Bargain Hunter asks what is wrong with taking a second job?

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Posted by Lazy Man on February 15, 2009 You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.

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5 Responses to “Improve Your Blog and Personal Finance Links”

1. Pinyo says:

   February 15, 2009 at 5:43 am

   Lazy, thank you for sharing my new reporting service with your readers. I have been incorporating some suggestions from bloggers like you and the new version is even more comprehensive and organized than the sample. I’ll be sure to update the sample when I have time.
2. SingleGuyMoney says:

   February 16, 2009 at 3:38 am

   Hey LM – Check the “Blogthority” link. It has an extra “http” in the address.
3. headknocker says:

   February 17, 2009 at 3:04 am

   Thanks for the tip, Lazy. There is a wealth of knowledge in the PF Blogosphere.
4. RateNerd says:

   February 17, 2009 at 7:49 am

   Great post – its really helpful to have another set of eyes look at the blog for readability, usability and of course indexibility. Nice work!
5. Enrique S says:

   February 21, 2009 at 4:14 am

   Thanks for the link, Lazy Man. I’m just starting with my blog, and this will provide a nice critique.