Welcome to Senior Salon Pit Stop #312
Welcome to this week’s Weekly Wrap-up and Blog Link-up.
It’s great to see you again this week! Please scroll through to see this week’s features, my weekly wrap-up and other important and exciting announcements from the Pit Crew!
Have you had a chance to check out the new Facebook group Yum Hungry Hangout & Giggles? It is a place to share your foodie finds, funny facts and in general hangout and get to know each other more through out shared love of food. Please feel free to check it out and maybe join in the fun!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/yumyumhungryhangoutandgiggles/
What’s been going on at Homemade on a Weeknight?
As of late, I have gotten a lot (more than previously) of requests for people to add guest posts on my site. I know this is so that they can put in links that will gain revenue for them and that’s not what’s making me unsure about it. I am wondering what that does to the authenticity of one’s site. At this point, every single post on this site has been my own work. Even these linky blog posts are my own content, with the shared link-up and supporting graphics being the only aspect that isn’t totally unique to my site. So I have two questions – 1 for other bloggers – have you done this and was it successful and 2 for the readers – would you be interested to see guest posts?
What have you been up to this past week?
This last week’s most popular recipe was: Cowboy Stir-fry (this post had an astounding 8K views last week)
In case you missed it, here are the recipes that I shared to the blog this week:
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These posts caught my eye last week! Please check back each week to see if your post is one of the ones that got a feature!
Crockpot Chicken Burritos – from Flour on My Face
Blue Hawaiian Mocktail – from 3 Boys and a Dog
Air Fryer Chicken Kabobs – from Air Fryer Fanatics
Ham and Cheddar Crescent Roll-ups – from Recipes Simple
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Meet your SSPS Crew:
| Melynda | Blog | |||
| Estelle | Blog | |||
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| Maria | Blog | |||
| Taryn | Blog |
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- For every post that you share – make one comment on someone else’s post. Help make their day a bit brighter.
- Unlimited sharing limit BUT we ask that you visit one other blog post for each link you share.
- Posts can be on any subject that is family-friendly.
- Posts with direct sales, shops, or affiliates must contain relevant post content.
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If you are looking for more fun places to link up your posts – check out our Ultimate Handy Linky Party List – check back often as it’s always growing. And if we have missed your Linky Party – please send me a message and we will get it added in!
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My Link Ups today are numbers 58 and 59 for this week’s link Up!!
Thanks so much for hosting!! I really appreciate the time and effort that goes into it along with visiting all the links!!
Hugs,
Deb
Debbie-Dabble Blog
Great features, Estelle!
All these recipes look so good! I have had guest bloggers a time or two (back when I was a homeschooling blog and didn’t always have time or the inclination to write posts each day to share) and to be honest I never thought they did very well and, not to snobby, but I often felt like they weren’t really “up to snuff” or my standards either. It’s great if you want to take a mini break and not have empty post-less spaces on your blog but other than that I didn’t really see a huge benefit.
Thank you for answering my question Joanne…. this is my exact concern. So I’m glad to now I’m not off the mark on my concerns