Blog Ad Swap and Great Graphics
Danny Carlton (aka Jack Lewis) has a terrific new blog ad swap program. First, you create an ad and submit it. This is done very easily with a special ad generator Danny created. Then for every two ads shown on your site, one of your ads is shown on another blog in the network. The ads are shown based on categories you choose (such as homeschooling) so they are targeted to your blogs specific audience. Check it out. It's a great program that's bound to be a popular way of advertising your blog.
All the graphics you see in this post are her creation. I love her work. The colors are warm and the images inviting. They remind me of a Debbie Mumm or Mary Engelbreit.
I've also used Julia's devotionals with church groups. Many of these she offers free as well. Check these out at Creative Ladies Ministry
Julia's graphics can be seen on the home page as well as on the Teachers' Lounge and Curriculum Fair pages of my site. Well, you get the idea that I think she's terrific, right?!
Until we meet in the teachers' lounge again, my friend,
Linda W. Kelley
www.Christian-Parenting-Source.com
 | I created my ad using a graphic that I purchased as part of a package from a terrific graphic designer, Julia Bettencourt. The Country Court is her store. Not only does she sell her work, she has LOTS of freebies (for a link back to her site). |
All the graphics you see in this post are her creation. I love her work. The colors are warm and the images inviting. They remind me of a Debbie Mumm or Mary Engelbreit.
I've also used Julia's devotionals with church groups. Many of these she offers free as well. Check these out at Creative Ladies Ministry
Julia's graphics can be seen on the home page as well as on the Teachers' Lounge and Curriculum Fair pages of my site. Well, you get the idea that I think she's terrific, right?!
Until we meet in the teachers' lounge again, my friend,
Linda W. Kelley
www.Christian-Parenting-Source.com
4 Comments:
Do home-schooled kids get the social interaction they need?
Yep, not only do they get the socialization they need. . .they also don't get the socialization they don't need.
Thanks for the mention, Linda. As a homeschooling dad myself (I'm actually a stay-at-home dad, and do the bulk of the homeschooling of our four kids) I'm paying special attention to which sites join the Homeschooling category to make sure the ads are appropriate. I had to request one blogger redo her ad just yesterday, because the image wasn't appropriate. While she wasn't in the Homeschooling catgory, she was in the Politics: Conservative category, and a lot of the Homeschooling blogs are also in that category.
This is turning out to be a great way for people to let others know about their blogs.
Thanks for stopping by, Danny. All the more reason to join -- that you monitor the ads and keep on top of the program. I know it will be a blessing to all who participate.
And, how lucky your children (and your wife) are to have you actively involved in their education. I bet they're amazing at anything computer related!
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