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So, I used to be linked to a fellow blogger. I changed the layout of my blog and accidentally lost his information. Now I feel super bad because I know that he is probably still linked to me. And because he had a Google Page Rank of 5. Well, if you are that guy, I'm sorry for unlinking you--it was an accident--and I would love to relink you if you would tell me your URL again. Also, if you are any fellow blogger and you would like to share some link love, let me know. *Update: Found it in my email. He's back on my sidebar.*

So, as I was surfing the sites on BlogExplosion to gain more blog traffic (totally coming through as promised!) I stopped over at site where the blog owner offers to link to another blogs site in exchange for a reciprocal link. What a good idea! I am totally doing that too. Here's the deal though, he's got something to offer. A Google page rank of 5. Well, I don't have that. But...if you're a starter-outer like me and would like me to link to your blog in exchange for a reciprocal link, just let me know. Who knows, maybe I could eventually have a better GPR and have something more enticing to offer. (OverAnalyzed, by the way, has a rank of 4/10! W00t. But that's not for sale.)

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The purpose of this blog is for any pay-to-blog things I sign up for. You may see it as selling out, I see it as easy extra bucks. We'll have to wait awhile before this gets started up though. So, for right now, I'm going to do a plug of my own. There is an awesome small buisness in Greenville, SC: O-CHA Tea Bar . And it needs your help. Like the way of many downtown small businesses, O-cha may be closing due to high rent and low customer flow. Luckily, business has picked up since people have discovered the threat of one of the best businesses in downtown closing. By the end of this week, the decision of whether not O-Cha will stay open is going to be made. So, go to O-cha and spend lots of money!

bal·ly·hoo / n. ˈbæl iˌhu; v. ˈbæl iˌhu, ˌbæl iˈhu / Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation [ n. bal -ee-hoo; v. bal -ee-hoo, bal-ee- hoo ] – noun – plural -hoos, verb, -hooed, -hoo·ing 1. a clamorous and vigorous attempt to win customers or advance any cause; blatant advertising or publicity. 2. clamor or outcry. 3. a halfbeak, Hemiramphus brasiliensis, inhabiting both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. –verb (used with object), verb (used without object) 4. to advertise or push by ballyhoo. [Origin: 1830–40, Americanism ; of uncert. orig. ] —Synonyms 1 . buildup, hoopla, fanfare; hype.