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Well, this post doesn’t really have anything to do with link building, but I thought some of you would enjoy it.

Being an internet entrepreneur and having an INTP personality, I have a knack for thinking of crazy and unique website ideas that could potentially become incredibly viral or make a bunch of money. While some of my ideas have done remarkably well, others have not due to my lack of time, investment, or determination to develop and launch them.

I just wanted to send off a quick message to let everyone know what is happening around here lately.

The most obvious change is that I moved my domain from MixedMarketArts.com to CollinLaHay.com.  I had a friend of mine redirect the domains. I was going to have him add a few plug ins at the same time, however, he accidentally deleted my entire site…. (Whoops?).  At any rate, I have the most recent backup in place, but all of my plug ins were disabled since I am using an older backup of my theme.

Jason Henderson, one of the other contestants on the Top Affiliate Challenge is running a large blog contest on his site. I don’t enter a lot of blog contests because the prizes usually aren’t worth the time it takes to write a post. However, Jason has gotten a ton of private consultants sponsoring their time as prizes for the contest (as well as a ton of other crappy prizes that all contests have!).

If you check out Jason’s blog contest, you can see that there isn’t too much fluff that you normally see in cheap blog contests. This post is my entry/attempt at winning something useful for once!

This is just a quick post listing some links that I have found in the past few days that you might find interesting. Check them out:

Matt Cutts Link Building Interview - Google Webspam Guru announces that it is okay to buy your way onto Digg’s frontpage, he did it himself.

Gaming Twitter for thousands of backlinks

Digg - Story Deserves Freshness Algorithm

Definitive guide to Fark and getting massive traffic

If you found anything interesting, post it in the comments.

Google has just announced their assistance in the Internet For Everyone campaign. The Internet For Everyone initiative is to make ubiquitous and open broadband access for every American a priority in the next administration.

Today marked my last day of high school.  I am heading out to the graduation ceremony in a few minutes,  but I just wanted to give a quick heads up for those who were wondering where I have been.  I have lots to catch up on next week, but for now I am taking it easy.

Have a great week.

-Collin

Update: Thanks to everyone that voted, although being behind 48 hours stopped me from getting into the final 8, however I was in the 93rd percentile, only a few votes away from ranking. There is always next month.

Although I am 19 days behind submitting one of my biggest startup ideas to IdeaBlob ($10,000 grant for the most popular business startup idea), I figured it was better late than never. I am going to need a lot of votes in a very little amount of time if I want to get into the $10,000 finalist round like I did last Thanksgiving with my rssHugger idea.