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Iron Blogger Contest Results

As promised today I’m announcing the winner of the Iron Blogger Contest. It was an interesting mesh of entries and the decision-making process was hard. There were a couple of entries that I kept going back over because they were that good, but ultimately I can only choose one.

I chose the winner’s entry because this blogger went beyond merely, mentioning and talking about oysters, but actually used it to create an insightful analogy, which was the point. You know you’re a proficient writer when you can take almost any subject and create a teaching analogy that conveys deeper meaning and adds element of surprise to your writing.  Being able to write in this fashion will enable you to keep your writing fresh and original and will help you stand out in the crowd among thousands of bloggers.

Anyway, I don’t intend for this to be a drawn out post so without further delay…

Winner of the Iron Blogger Award is

Arthur Pledger from Block Standard Network for this awesome post: 

From a Grain of Sand

You may proudly display this button on your site.

If I could…

choose a second and a third place, those winners would be:

Joella Molson from Blogs With Wings for How Being an Oyster Can Help Your Blog Succeed

Lisa Powell from Christian Single Woman for Oysters on the Half Shell

All contestants may display this button on their sites.

Backlinks:

As promised all contestants received a free backlink to there site – a link to your sites can be found in this post: Iron Blogger Challenge Contestant Highlights

Winner: Your free ad space is ready and available as soon as you submit your 125×125 button.  I’ve decided to allow your ad to run in my rotating sidebar for 30 days, so send me your button asap.  Great job!

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About Kiesha Easley

This is my blog - where I love to encourage & inspire others. My hope is that you'll leave this blog with more than you came with; you'll learn something new or will at least be engaged and entertained.

I try to get around the blogosphere - I've guest posted on Problogger, DIYThemes and many others. I'm also the author of Highly Favored, a blog devoted to Christian inspiration & encouragement. Please follow me on twitter @weblogbetter or on Facebook.

Comments

  1. Adrienne says:

    I had an idea in my head of how to relate oysters to my niche but couldn’t get it down on paper. It’s a good thing because it wasn’t anywhere near Arthur’s great article.

    Congrats.
    .-= Adrienne´s last blog ..Spinning Class Scares Me =-.

    • kieshaeasley
      Twitter:
      says:

      Hi Adrienne! I would’ve love to see what you came up with. Oh well, I guess I’ll have to wait until the next Iron Blogger Contest. I’m thinking of doing one for April. I’ll keep you posted.

  2. Lisa says:

    Congrats Arthur, that was a great 1st place article! Of course, I didn’t see them all but I’m sure the decision was a tough one and I still think your 1st place was well deserved. Great job Joella as well. I’m just happy to be in the midst. Wow, I’ve never been so happy to come in 3rd! Thanks Kiesha for the challenge and getting all of our creative juices flowing!
    .-= Lisa´s last blog ..A Recipe for Christian Single Living =-.

  3. Congrats! It was a pleasure competing with you and everyone else.

    :D
    .-= Christopher // ScriptXRay.com´s last blog ..Demystifying Story Structure =-.

  4. (Sheds a tear, thanks other participants)
    I am so happy that I was chosen as the winner! Blogging is alot of hard work and demands creativity, so this gives me a great measure of validation. Thanks again for having me, and I will proudly display my button!
    .-= Arthur Pledger´s last blog ..Re(Assess)ion =-.

  5. Jimi Jones says:

    Congrats to all the participants!
    I’m sure the contest was very competitive, sorry I missed the action. :-)
    .-= Jimi Jones´s last blog ..Elements of Branding =-.

  6. Congratulations!

    I’m always glad even if I don’t win. For some reason, I just like to see other people succeeding and getting to celebrate their accomplishments.

    Great going!

  7. Laura says:
  8. SteveH says:

    I can see how that was a hard choice, but the Grain of Sand post was very insightful. I think it accurately highlights a major problem that is characteristic of big business.
    .-= SteveH´s last blog ..Understanding the Lift Chair and its Features =-.

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