I’ve made several changes to my blog, as I’m sure you’ve noticed. I know many of you said how much you loved the other layout, and many had a true love hate relationship with the red couch. Unfortunately the template itself was difficult to work with due to the fact that it wasn’t a standard Blogger format.
You can now follow me and my blog via the followers tab on the right. Click there and sign in to follow my craziness. The more people the better and quite frankly since I’ve only just added it now, it looks very pathetic with only the one blank picture. I’ve also added a few video bars, including my own videos to the right and recently featured videos at the bottom of the page. My blog archive has a new format on the right hand side as well. The neocounter (which I highly recommend and love – it’s so fun!) has remained and I’ve also added a google search tab.
My “lifestream” can be seen via Storytlr. This is a new, up and coming site that can combine many of your rss and social media platforms and convert them into a story or lifestream. I find it a fun alternative to the standard Twitter box that so many blogs have.
And as always, your comments and feedback are greatly appreciated. It let’s me know I’m not writting just to hear myself type. If you have suggestions for a topic, would like to hear my take on a subject or just have a question, you can leave a comment below or email me at askcarrielee@gmail.com.
Todays Video Pick is Bo Burnahm’s “Welcome to Youtube”
Ben Hughes
John Lacey
RipFilms
The Cape Cod Cookie
Uncultured Project
Hi Carrie Lee
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I have no particular ideas or feedback on the new format as I’m just starting with the blog thing and really I’m only just starting to look around here.
I hope Tuesday is treating you well
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Thanks for adding our Total Video Views widget to your site. Wow, over 3/4 of a MILLION views, congrats!!! I’m going to head over to your channel and watch a few vids; cheers!
Loved Bo’s song! I’m still listening to it!
snazzy new blog you got there.
I got a “performers” invitation to the Live event in Tokyo. And although I had a great time at the event and it was nice to actually spend time talking one on one with magi-bon and finding out what a nice person she is and a really fun time hanging out with lots of tubers, over all I think youtube/google really wasted a lot of money on an event that really did not help build up a video uploading community. Boa, the Korean pop singer who was the big draw was the opening act on the main stage and about half the crowd headed for home after she completed her four song set which was simulcasted into the SanFran event.