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Yup, you too can now enjoy the wonders of having Kimota appear on your blog.

I've been thinking about doing some guest posts for a while now, but it took the wonderful Kimberley Bock (Spostareduro) inviting me to guest post on her blog 'Learning SEO Basics' that actually spurred me into action.

Who doesn't love a contest?

If you are a blogger, the mother of all contests is starting up right now over at Datmoney. With a first prize offering reviews on a pile of high-traffic blogs, if you win, it could be the equivalent of going hot on Digg or being #1 on Google. A flood of traffic to your blog. And traffic means conversions. Whether you are looking for click through on your ads or subscribers for your content, traffic is the lifeblood of any blog.

Can your server cope?

The good thing about this competition is that it encourages networking and link-backs. Jay from Datmoney hasn't just picked any blogs to promote with this contest - he's picked strong blogs. Technorati recognised, traffic fuelled, Alexa proven, pagerank heavy blogs.

April sees some new features come to CopyWrite, providing more of what you are looking for!

Three Reasons to Read CopyWrite This April

The most popular article to date on this blog has been How to Write a Value Proposition, explaining the concepts behind this often misunderstood marketing device. More than a slogan and essential to converting more customers, a value proposition is the cornerstone of any serious marketing strategy.

In recognition of the demand this article has received, a new weekly series in five parts starts this April. ‘Writing the Value Proposition’ will cover the five stages I recently went through in crafting a fresh, new value proposition for Netregistry.

A button a day is the CopyWrite way!

• You love discovering new websites on your favourite topics
• You enjoy rating websites – both good and bad – to help develop a better online experience for everyone.
• StumbleUpon gives you the power of the internet in one little button. Discover hidden gems. Share your favourites.

Blogs need readers. But with so much data available on the internet, the chances of an interested reader accidentally stumbling across your carefully written webpage is remote. This is why bloggers need to take some initiatives to publicise their posts and put them where more people will stumble across them.

The Stumble Drive! 500 Stumble Visits Daily by April 30th