Link Love: 9.25.08

1. Marilyn Monroe kept her life locked away inside two filing cabinets that have been hidden from the world for nearly four decades. Photographer Mark Anderson began an epic two-year project of documenting the contents and here’s what he found.

2. Totally random but super cool: a collection of vintage typewriter tins featuring some amazing typography.

3. Six reasons why freelancers should have a niche blog.

4. Okay, so maybe this isn’t funny to you, but I LOVE IT! Here’s a video of Michael Jackson getting repeatedly pushed into his swimming pool at Neverland by a bunch of hyperactive children! And who knew that Macaulay Culkin was such a crazy driver?!!

5. One of the most neglected parts of a blog is usually the comments section. But, never fear! Here are 30 must-see comment designs!

6. The Truth About Creating a High Traffic Blog is a brilliant read.

7. Where is your username registered? This site will save you hours of site-hopping by immediately letting you know if your username is still available!




5 Responses to Link Love: 9.25.08

  1. Valentina says:

    That Vanity Fair article on Marilyn Monroe had me enthralled while I was grocery shopping with my sisters. I almost ran into people a couple of times because I wasn’t paying attention to where I was going.

    Usernamecheck.com is KOed right now, I
    ll have to remember to check that out later, thanks for the useful links ;)

  2. Tiera says:

    Ah, I was just reading that article on niche blogs earlier. I’ll be sure to keep their points in mind as I do an overhaul of my site/blog (and No. 6 ties in nicely to your earlier post about self-branding!).

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