What’s Up Wednesdays: Top Thinkers
December 28th, 2011 by Michael Kwan
Ray Ebersole, despite being so busy with the holidays, still managed to clinch the top spot for December. He also has the most comments in 2011. Over on his blog, his most recent entry discusses the appearance of support when it comes to customer service and running a business.
Colocation takes the second spot for December, but his website still appears to be down for whatever reason. I hope that gets fixed soon!
Used tires has the third spot. In the aftermath of the winter holidays, you may be looking to save some money and buying used tires can be one way to trim that budget. You’ll just want to keep a few things in mind, as you would with buying any other used product.
Betshopboy just misses the medal podium with fourth place in December. That’s okay, because he’s busy training for his many marathons. Most recently, he participated in the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore 2011 and finished it in four hours and 21 minutes. He aims to break the four hour threshold next year.
Jim rounds out the top five for this final month of the year. He didn’t provide a URL to a website or social media profile, so I guess he’ll do without a link. Thanks for your contribution anyhow!
Once again, I want to extend a hearty thank you to everyone who has ever posted a comment on Beyond the Rhetoric. Without you, I’d be standing on a soapbox, bellowing out into a black hole. Keep the discussions going and I look forward to more conversations in the new year.
Tags: customer service, speedlink, top thinkers
Filed under Stuff.
Thank you Michael!
Your link love has always brings high traffic to my blog.
Reading and commenting on your blog is a great pleasure in itself. Getting link love is a real bonus!
Enjoy the holiday season and have a great year ahead!
Thanks Michael, it’s always a pleasure to read your musings, grammar and other posts. As you have seen I have had to let the blog go for the month of December because of the holidays and working the two full time jobs.
I also, haven’t been able to comment here as much until just the last week when I was not working the school job because of Winter Break. But, I have been reading through Feedly, which has taken the place of the horrid changes to Google Reader. I recommend it to everyone as it has a great interface and is customizable. It integrates with Google Reader, so you don’t have to transfer subscriptions either.
aahh , in december i was so involved with stuff , cant get to visit any of my favorire blogs and leave comments .. starting again with January and will be reading all posts that i missed
Yea something is wrong the redirect and for the life of me I can’t get it fixed, if you leave out the www you can access the site.
That’s really odd. Take it up with your webhost or registar?
I know right, I have a work ticket in but I think they are ignoring me. lol.
Thanks Mike! This is one of my favorite sites to visit as the content is always fresh, interesting and the discussions are always engaging. Hoping for more of the same in 2012.
-Jean