Fake Carnival of Reciprocity 2007 - Thank You

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Fake Carnival of Reciprocity 2007 - Thank You

By John W. Furst on Saturday, December 29. 2007 | 10 Replies

Thanks for all the Carnivals

Why do I call it a “fake carnival”?

Well, because it's not a registered, ongoing Blog carnival. I simply want to drop those guys and gals, who have featured my posts in their carnival editions a little “thank you note”.

I appreciate all your editorial efforts. The list is basically in some sort of chronological order, with a few exeptions. Some folks featured me multiple times. It was great working with you.

Pat B. Doyle and her Straight talk about blogging and internet business (↑). Would be great to see this “#1 Carnival of Making Money Online” again next year.
Matt Harzewski of www.Webmaster-Source.com (↑) and his “Webmaster Articles Blog Carnival”.
Kevin A. Lloyd of Web Development 2.0 (↑).
Kathie M. Thomas of Virtual Assistant - THE Blog About Our Industry (↑) and her “Carnival of Virtual Assistants”.
Mabel and Harry of Business Anecdotes and Stories - Mabel and Harry (↑) and the “Carnival of Leadership Development”.
David V. Lorenzo of The Career Intensity Blog (↑) and his “Carnival of Career Intensity”.
John Crenshaw of Dominate Your Life (↑) and his “Carnival of Business Success”.
Charan Atreya of Atlantic Canada's Small Business Blog (↑) and “Blog Carnival of Small Business Issues”.
Maria Palmer of CustomersAreAlways.com - Exceptional Customer Service (↑) and the “Customer Service Carnivale”.
Sheila Nelson of Carnival of Network Marketing (↑).
My E-Commerce (↑) and its “Electronic Commerce Carnival”.
Sandra P. of Free Cash Quest (↑) and the “Carnival of Making Money Online”.
Dawn Rivers Baker, also known as ‘The Journal Blogger’ of The Journal Blog (↑) and once again “The Carnival of Small Business Issues”.
Bryce of The Strangled Duck (↑) and the “Designed Web Carnival”.
Tommy Smith of Online Income Project (↑) and the “Carnival of Online Income”.
Doug Ragan of E3 Success Blog (↑) and the “e-3 carnival of network marketing” and “e-3 carnival of success principles”.
Sutocu of Your Website Profit (↑) and the “Carnival of Webmasters”.
Erin Blaskie of Business Services Etc. (↑) and the “Carnival of Internet Marketing & Virtual Assistance”.
Sagar Satapathy of Bootstrapper (↑) and the “Carnival of Business & Entrepreneurship”.
Joe Hauckes of Working At Home On The Internet (↑) and the “Working at Home Blog Carnival”.
Tommy Smith of Generating Inexpensive Website and Blog Traffic (↑) and the “Carnival of free targeted Website Traffic”.
The Business Idea Guy of Business Opportunities And Ideas (↑) and the “Carnival of Small Business Issues”.
Liz Fuller of More Than We Know (↑) and the “Carnival of Small Business Issues”.
David B. Bohl of Slow Down Fast Today! (↑).

Update
Some people are putting up their carnivals as I wrote this, so I have to expand the list.

Daragh O'Brien of IQ Trainwrecks (↑) and this brand-new edition: “Blog Carnival of Data Quality (↑)”.
Steve Fisher of Venture Files Blog (↑) and the latest edition of the “Carnival of Entrepreneurs (↑)”

“Thank you very much - I wish you a good year 2008!”

Yours
John W. Furst

P.S.: I hope I did not leave anybody out. If so, just drop me a note, and I will fix it.

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John, thanks for the mention. Your headline certainly caught my attention! Best of luck to you in 2008!

#1 Pat from www.patbdoyle.com on 2007-12-29 18:34 (Reply)

Hi John

A "sincere" thank you for including me in the "fake" carnival!!

Here's wishing you a successful year in 2008!

Liz

#2 Liz Fuller from www.morethanweknow.com on 2007-12-29 23:56 (Reply)

Thanks for the link.

By the way, I like your "fake carnival."

#3 redwall_hp from www.webmaster-source.com on 2007-12-31 03:07 (Reply)

John, you're a mensch. Thanks for the props and here's to a happy, healthy and prosperous 2008.

#4 Dawn Rivers Baker from blog.microenterprisejournal.com on 2007-12-31 14:04 (Reply)

Thanks for your mention. Hope to see more of your posts in the future.

#5 kaiwah from ecommerze.blogspot.com on 2008-01-09 07:23 (Reply)

It was my pleasure.

Thanks for your comments.

#6 John W. Furst from www.fcon21.biz on 2008-01-09 08:10 (Reply)

Thank you for adding my link! I appreciate the link love. It was my pleasure to have you featured on my blog.

Have a wonderfully prosperous 2008!

Erin

#7 Erin Blaskie from www.bsetc.ca on 2008-01-25 18:50 (Reply)

Thanks for your mention. BTW, I host the Carnival of Business and Entrepreneurship, not Christina Laun. She is a contributing writer.

#8 Sagar Satapathy from www.businesscreditcards.com on 2008-01-26 10:26 (Reply)

Okay, I have updated the listening.

#8.1 Jennifer M. [fcon21.biz] on 2008-01-27 21:56 (Reply)

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