I run tons of blogs on making money online, health, cool car wallpapers, beauty, fashion, travel, and SEO tips! Hope to have a mutually beneficial business relationship with you

Thanks for sharing your story. Comment luv is currently not working properly on my site at the moment. I have not changed to the no follow settings as all posts and pages should be listed as do follow. Thanks for pointing this out.

As for my opinion I believe a do follow blog is essential until spamming out weighs the value of the legitimate comments, which hopefully wont happen as I’m pretty I’m pretty firm on deleting just about all non value added comments.

Ken

Ken

Thanks so much for the opportunity to introduce myself. I definitely have a few things going on both personal and with my work, and have been learning more about promotion, blogging, and SEO as I go.

On the personal note, I have converted my farm website to the blog that is linked above. I am really into horses and showing longe line and hope to change the color of pleasure with my young double registered stallion, Kasino Kasanova.

On a business note, I have been put in charge of the website and SEO of an eye doctor’s office in Raleigh, NC that offers a ton of designer frames and choices in eyeglasses. This endeavor has a blog that I am still struggling with since I am not in the office much and pertinent content comes harder to me, but I am trying to learn!

I am not sure if you’re still answering comments in this thread, but if you are, can you give me your opinion of the nofollow tag in comment posts? I am confused by the invitation to introduce ourselves here and include links, the commentluv icon, yet it seems that the nofollow tag is added to all the links which previous posters have left, which I understand to be contradictory. But I’m open to learning, if you have time to share.

Thanks again, what a wonderful website and blog!
Jaime Foutty

Thank you so much for stopping by and sharing your story. I’m glad that you liked the 9/11 tribute post I did. It was without a doubt a labor of love and well worth the time it took to put it together. But that is not the point. It’s to serve as a reminder that we will never forget those who suffered and paid the price for our freedom. just like we should never forget the men and women who serve , like you, for our country. I would be honored if you could leave this comment on that tribute post.

Ken

Thank you for stopping by and introducing yourself. I look forward to reading your book when it comes out. I always love meeting other people who get the thrill of seeing their clients succeed. I also get the same rush. When you help others succeed you succeed.

Ken

My name is Peter Hutton. I live in Byron Bay close to the beach, I’m married to the talented and beautiful Karen Hutton. Have two amazing daughters, and two always hungry but lovable cocker spaniels.

I’m a transformational sales coach, facilitator and author. I created a method called SOULD to help sales people. It’s my passion.

For me there’s nothing better than hearing about my client’s sales successes. Except, for when they have an AHA moment, when that light bulb goes on in their head, it sends shivers down my spine. It’s what I live for.

I have just written a little book called, THE HAPPY AGENT, which you can download for free at: http://sould.com.au/

Prior to SOULD, I’ve been in sales. I know I joke about this often, that I started selling when I was about 8 years old. But it’s true. Where I grew up, it was mostly undeveloped bushland. New houses were popping up all the time. This provided some great places to play. One of the things I loved doing was pretending to be a land developer, and I would sell off small metre square portions of land to all the neighbouring kids. They’d pay me a couple of cents which I’d collect in an old rusty baked beans tin can.

Now that I’m in my mid to late forties, I can look back on a 30+ year successful sales career that I’m proud of and have enjoyed immensely.

That’s it for now, look forward to reading your blog.

Cheers, Peter

Yes I do…5 kids. and that’s because we’re not having 6. But it’s great. Organized chaos.

Ken