A few of you may have noticed I have been quiet for the past couple of days.

Wouldn’t say they have been my most productive of days online, but hey ho.

But I did finally get to interview David Walker.

My very first interview ever, woohoo!

I was buzzing after I done it, straight on the phone to my Mum too ha ha.

My mum was very proud of me, she knew how much of a nervous wreck I had been about this interview and she was almost as excited as me that I had finally done it.

Was it as nerve wracking as I imagined?

No, it was not that bad, actually even enjoyed it a bit!

It’s the 4th of June 2010,  3.06 am and I am shaking like a leaf.

I am live on the Marketing With Alex coaching call with Alex Jeffreys and my fellow students as I type this blog post and I am not going to bed until I finish it…

Brocha Weiss brought up the subject of her cold mailing list, if she thinks her mailing list is cold, she has not seen mine!

I sent a message through the chat box to Alex, saying:

Alex this is really helping me as my list is cold cold cold right now, glad Brocha brought this up, have some great ideas on how to improve my emails now Sally

Alex replied:

get on phone now …

If you are regularly oil rig or blog hopping then there are a few rules I would suggest you abide by…

Here are my five commandments of blog hopping etiquette.

A little fun list I put together after someone emailed me and said they want to blog hop but don’t know what to put in comments they leave…

1. Thou Shalt Not Pimp Thy Blog To Steal Thy Fellow Bloggers Traffic

The purpose of blog hopping is to add value to the blog author’s original post.

The purpose is not to blatantly advertise your site and steal their traffic.

Therefore you should not pack your comment with links intended to take traffic away from the author’s blog.