107. From Ma. Merdekah Ybanez-Delid

Blog Title CustServ
Blog URL: http://custserv.gbwatch.com/
Blog Tagline: Customer Relations – The New Competitive Advantage
What makes the blog worth visiting?
I believe that “effective and ineffective service is a matter of sensitivity, sincerity, attitude, and human relations skills—all of which can be learned.” At CustServ, we’ll be learning all these and more… together.
Blogging advice or a short bloggy quote:
I learned about service while blogging, too. Every day, I strive to post good, useful information for my readers. Their satisfaction, fulfillment is always at the back of my head. When I get comments asking for help, I would promptly extend help. I build a community, and eventually I share meaninful relationships with my readers. These are the basic principles of customer service, and the driving force of blogging, aren’t they?
Lately, I felt grateful and flattered by Becky Carroll of Customers Rock! for quoting me:
“The relationship that is formed when marketing and customer service meet is like saying that you’re making good on your promises.”
Link: http://customersrock.wordpress.com/2008/07/15/who-speaks-louder-marketing-or-customer-service/

108. From Nancy Hudgins

Blog Title Civil Negotiation and Mediation
Blog URL: www.civilnegotiation.com
Blog Tagline: none
What makes the blog worth visiting?
What makes my blog worth visiting: My blog offers tips and strategies on negotiation and mediation in a straightforward manner.
Blogging advice or a short bloggy quote:
Don’t neglect your family!

109. From Sunny Schlenger

Blog Title SunCoach
Blog URL: http://www.sunnyschlenger.com/
Blog Tagline: Uniting Self, Space and Spirit
What makes the blog worth visiting?
What makes my blog worth visiting: Observations and photos on enjoying life as you live it, as well as keeping it organized
Blogging advice or a short bloggy quote:
Don’t edit out your personality. No one else can say what you can say, the way that you say it.

110. From Linda Abbit

Blog Title Tender Loving Eldercare
Blog URL: http://tenderlovingeldercare.com
Blog Tagline: Helping You Provide TLC For Your Aging Parents
What makes the blog worth visiting?
If we are lucky, we will all become family caregivers for our aging parents. Read my blog to learn what to prepare for, resources for help, and a dose of laughter and inspiration to get through those difficult times caregiving can create.
Blogging advice or a short bloggy quote:
Since I am a pretty new blogger, I don’t think I’ll give advice, but I will share a favorite quote that applies to blogging and to life:
“The great use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it.” ~~ William James

111. From Zan Nordlund

Blog Title NoMoWally’sintheBag
Blog URL: http://www.nomowallysinthebag.wordpress.com
Blog Tagline: Recycling, Reclaiming, Green Interior Design.
What makes the blog worth visiting?
Reclaimed coffee bags, high-end upholstery remnants, and painted windows all crafted for the way we live today. We’re always up to something at NoMoWally’s intheBag!
Blogging advice or a short bloggy quote:
“What if you shopped and you shopped, and you found the perfect dress, and you brought it home…and you put it on…and you gave a dinner party…and nobody came?” (ee commings — HIM) BLOGGING is a lot like finding a perfect dress. (Zan Nordlund).

112. From Vered DeLeeuw

Blog Title MomGrind
Blog URL: http://momgrind.com/
Blog Tagline: A Mommyblogger Wannabe
What makes the blog worth visiting?
Cath Lawson said about me and three other bloggers (including Dooce!): “If you’re smart witty and interesting like these fine people, you may be able
to get away with blogging just about anything”. http://cathlawson.com/blog/2008/07/24/what-is-a-blog-and-will-it-feed-you-or-eat-you/
Blogging advice or a short bloggy quote:
“People WANT to make money. Wanting to make money shouldn’t be something to be ashamed of. Perhaps Zen monks are the exception to this universal tendency to WANT MONEY, but Mr. Babauta is not a Zen monk. He is an American. He has six children. SIX! He has every right to turn his
popularity into profits.” http://momgrind.com/2008/06/05/when-successful-bloggers-try-to-gasp-make-money/