Mark Pack

What to do if you liked anything you read on this site last week

By | Mon 16th February 2009 - 9:20 am

With a few simple clicks, you can help any story you liked reach a wider audience:

  1. Take a look at our Archive page, find the post(s) you liked.
  2. Click through to them.
  3. Use the “Share this story with your friends” section at the foot of each post to share the story with other people. Even something as simple as saving it to your Facebook profile or Digg helps bring in a bigger audience. A bigger audience means more people get to enjoy the post, more people who may think “Oh, I could write a guest piece too”, even more interesting discussions in the comments, and more advertising revenue which pays the bills to keep the site running.
  4. Then pat yourself on the back and eat a chocolate biscuit (optional).

If you’re wondering what all this Digg, social bookmarking etc stuff is about, the BBC has a nice summary, along with links to get yourself a (free) account on the sites which require one.

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