Originally posted 2010-01-04 09:00:11. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
My friend Mark Buckshon (@markbuckshon) has started a great contest at his wonderful Construction Marketing Ideas blog.
He has been kind enough to include me in the list of great blogs eligible for this award. I am honored just to be listed. If you are a reader of Construction Law Musings and enjoy reading it as much as I enjoy writing it, please vote for me.
In any event, check out Mark’s blog, it is chock full of great marketing ideas. You can also check out Mark’s latest Guest Post Friday contribution here at Musings. He has another great contribution to Guest Post Friday relating to basics of construction marketing that is well worth the read.
Thanks again to Mark for his kind nomination.
As always please comment below with your thoughts and subscribe to keep up with the latest Construction Law Musings.
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Congrats Chris and Happy New Year!
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Thanks Yahya and happy new year to you as well!
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Ah, I feel empowered again! You got my vote
I am honored to be in such distinguished company on there!
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Glad you feel empowered. Sorry for the glitch. Thanks for the vote, you got mine as well.
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Fantastic, Chris! Very well deserved.
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Thanks Martha! I appreciate it.
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Thanks for the comment Stef!
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Congratulations
You deserved to be the best Construction blog. Keep up the good work and hope to hear from you very soon.
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