Salvation Army grid::blog

Just a thought to try.

It seems that daily there are salvationist blogging - if we title a blog entry as above we could link together through a google search. Could be a good way of linking up - or you could leave me there by myself - a real Billy no mates!

Get "Salvation Army grid::blog" in the title - spread the word and lets see how many sally's blog!

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Sorry to any baptist, CofE, Methodists etc... and anyone else who feel left out in this parochial exercise.

Comments

Naomi said…
Alright, dude. I suspect you're nuts, but hey - that just endears you to me. :-)
2:58 AM
Chris H said…
Sounds good, I'll give it a go.

An alternative is also to set up some kind of blog-ring, where each army blog links to the next in a ring... what do you think?
7:44 AM
Carl said…
This grid::blog thing is new to me - does my post have to have anything specific in it, or just have that title?
7:51 AM
Gordon said…
it should have "Salvation Army grid::blog " in the the title. In theory when we google "Salvation Army grid::blog" we should all pop up!
8:25 AM
Tim said…
I also don't quite understand it, but am going to give it a shot.
10:59 AM
Tim said…
Please let me know if I did it right.
11:00 AM
Tim said…
Ok, I tried it, but google didn't pull me up. I think we should try the blog ring thing. Anybody know how to set one of those up???
11:07 AM
Gordon said…
patience Tim

Try 'salvation army :: grid blog' in the google blog search that is on the blogger home page
12:11 PM
Chris H said…
You'll have to wait for Google to re-index your site before it picks up any "Salvation AArmy Grid::blog"s - it'll just take a little while.
5:31 PM
blogblogblog said…
Since we're all Salvationists and love initials and abbreviations, couldn't we just shorten it to SAG::b?
8:04 PM
Gordon said…
I should have thought of that! The ball seems to have started to roll now tho'
6:52 AM
I Wazere said…
My search without the :: reveals you're number one!

http://tinyurl.com/bgf57
7:51 PM
Anonymous said…
The best way to link salvation army blog would be to have a site devoted to blog. And useing xml sope or jave to map the web for salvation army blog. I would love to if I had the time do something like this.
3:34 PM
Gordon said…
I'm a non techy to be honest but it sounds great!

I was hoping that google might have caught up with a few more by now. Nevertheless the google blog search has thrown up some names
4:06 PM
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