Best of the Week, v.2

January 9, 2010 in Blogging with 2 Comments

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Here’s a recap of the top three posts from BeDeviant.com this past week. If you haven’t had a chance to stop by the site, check out these posts and get up-to-date. These got the most traffic on the site, were shared the most, and had the most comments.

  1. Skye Jethani, Dropped Jaws & Disagreements – A barn-burner for sure. Skye Jethani wrote a book. In that book, he talks about consumer Christianity. He cites another book written by some other respected pastors and disagrees with what they wrote. Result? Well, you’ll just have to read and find out.
  2. What You Need to Stop Tweeting About – A hilarious comic by TheOatmeal.com. Warning: The language is a little raw but you’ll finally find out what you need to stop sending out into the Twittersphere.
  3. How Much is A Dollar Worth? In the age of new media, where word travels fast and customer experience rules the roost, do you really want to alienate your customer base for a measly dollar?

So there they are, your top 5 posts of the week! Recap, refresh, re-read, re-tweet!

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2 Responses to “Best of the Week, v.2”

  1. brianfalexander January 9, 2010 at 4:26 pm #

    I really need to get a hold of that Divine Commodity book. Everyone keeps recommending it. Do you think you could hook me up with your copy, if I promise to return it to you in good condition?

  2. brianfalexander January 9, 2010 at 10:26 pm #

    I really need to get a hold of that Divine Commodity book. Everyone keeps recommending it. Do you think you could hook me up with your copy, if I promise to return it to you in good condition?