This has been an exciting week on my blog, I have my first giveaway!
As you probably know, just by commenting on my review of “What’s In The Bible?” by VeggieTales creater Phil Vischer, you can win a DVD!
I’ve also posted a bunch of stuff which you can read below. (Or subscribe to)
- 5SyncBoys
- “What’s In The Bible?” Answers Tricky Questions
- Free Countdown Videos!
- Incredible New YouTube Video
- Essential Vox Pop
- 9 Spectacular Youth Group Games To Play In A Gym
And here are some of the websites that I have been reading.
- New F1 Rules For 2010
- Government Film Clips
- How to Plan for The Awkward Silence (and Not Have Them)
- MTS Free Resources
- MP3 Files From Corinth
- Beyond PowerPoint
Finally, here are some of the most popular search terms leading to calumhenderson.com over the past 7 days.
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Thanks for reading!
Hey Calum
when I used to do one of these weekly digests, I found that the popular search terms played havoc with future searches. ie when someone searches for “psalms 119 summary” rather than finding your post on psalm 119, they find this post that doesn’t actually have anything to do with psalm 119! Does that make sense?
I just stopped putting them on. Another option would be to have link to the post with each search term… Tediuos! Or maybe just one term that was kinda random!
Hope that helps
Thanks for the extremely helpful advice Dave!
I’ll just leave them out, really only a very small point of interest.
Really appreciate your advice from your many years of experience.