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Problogger for a Day

By Carlon Haas | April 1, 2007

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Carlon Haas with Problogger Darren RowseI was sitting in the lobby of the Hyatt having a beer and minding my own business when some guy comes up to me and says, “Hey Darren!”

Well…he soon realized that I was, in fact NOT, Darren.

Of course, I didn’t know who he was, but I did find out that the “guy calling me Darren” (as I referred to him in my head for a couple of days) was Joel Comm author of the AdSense code..good book, check it out.

But, it didn’t end with Joel.

I still had no idea who Darren was. But it became clear. At the Underground Online Seminar that I attended, one of the speakers there was none other than the problogger himself Darren Rowse. And then it hit me…Joel must have confused our heads. Understandable. I assume the lack of an Australian accent was what probably tipped him off.

But then after Darren Rowse spoke, I had other people coming up to me telling me about my great presentation on blogging. I admit it started going to my head. In fact, whenever people came up to me and asked for advice on blogging, I suddenly developed an Australian accent.

They were all spellbound by my advice on blogging like only post once every 6 months, use a lot of profanity in B2B blogs, and–my favorite–make sure your blog talks about a wealth of unrelated topics to keep readers on their toes.

All the while, they were busily taking notes.

Yeah…it sure was good being the problogger for a while.

But all good things must come to an end.

I may not be the problogger, but I did learn a lot from him. I have already started implementing some of the things he recommends in my blogs.

Tune in tomorrow when I talk about why I dig Digg.com (and why if you have a blog you should too).

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2 Responses to “Problogger for a Day”


  1. thom singer Says:
    April 2nd, 2007 at 1:47 pm

    Twins, separated at birth! and both new media geniuses. Your mom must be so proud.

  2. Carlon Haas Says:
    April 3rd, 2007 at 8:28 am

    Thom,

    A genius…please my ego can’t take it. And my mother doesn’t need any more ego boosts either:)

    Thanks for the comment…

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