Friday Linky Love

2009 July 3
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by Grace Boyle

It’s already Friday? Short week for me. I hope everyone enjoys the holiday weekend (if you’re in the United States, of course) and this Friday Linky Love.

1. ABC News: Meltdown 101: Unemployment By the Numbers

2. Intersected Blog, Jamie Varon: Lightening the Scars, Once and For All

3. Life After College, Jenny Blake: WSJ: Best Online Tools for Personal Finance

4. HubSpot’s Inbound Marketing Blog: BzzAgent’s Dave Balter Offers Word-of-Mouth Advice

5. Mavin Digital: Does Your Website Really Need Community?

6. Life Without Pants: The God Mode Mindset

7. New York Times: Teenagers Are Building Their Own Job Engine

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  • Awwww, Grace! Thanks so much for including me on your list. I *really* appreciate it! =)
  • Well now here I am thinking YOU for including ME in your Friday festivities. I especially like the more mainstream articles you've provided here - it can be a pain in the ass fishing through everything to find the good ones on NY Times, ABC, etc. We get so caught up in our blogging circles we tend to forget what's happening in the grand scheme of things. Cheers! And have an amazing holiday weekend!
  • @Matt Thanks and welcome :) I realize that many of us have a tight circle of blogs/friends that we follow and regularly read. I still like to give props to all my friends (e.g. you, etc.) but I do try to sift and find some different and new articles. Enjoy your weekend, as well!!
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