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May 08 Review Of Free From Broke

Posted on June 2, 2008 |

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Wow. I thought April was pretty wild at Free From Broke what with switching over to Wordpress and all. May brings us the formation of the Money Life Network. The members are:

MilkYourMoney.com [RSS]
FreeFromBroke.com [RSS]
PrimeTimeMoney.com [RSS]
BibleMoneyMatters.com [RSS]
MyInvestingBlog.com [RSS]

Check it out as well as all of the member sites. These are a group of great, creative sites that have a lot to contribute in the personal finance realm! It’s really exciting being in a network with these guys. There’s been so many ideas that have been kicked around so far. This will mean great content for you.

Subscribers have gone up around 30% which is a great leap. Visits and page views have gone up around 50% in May! Yeah, that’s correct. I just checked the math. I’m shocked!

This site is driven by you the reader! I humbly thank you all for subscribing to, visiting, commenting, and referring Free From Broke. Knowing that the site has a following makes the work I put into it worth while!

Now before I get all teary-eyed (it’s just allergies!) here are the top referring sites in May:

• Prime Time Money
• Quest for Four Pillars
• Money Life Network
• My Super-Charged Life
• Bible Money Matters
• The Digerati Life
• My Investing Blog
• BeachGirl’s Budget Blog
• Money and Values
• Moolanomy
• I’ve Paid for this Twice

Thank you all for linking to Free From Broke!

Now the five most-read articles in May:

• 15 Things to Do With Your Economic Stimulus Check
• 7 Credit Card Tips From ING Direct
• I Switched to Sprint SERO and Saved Some Money
• Carnival of Money Stories # 58 - Dollar Coins Edition
• 7 Ways to Get Rich Quick

I’d also like to mention the new site PF Buzz which also has sent many visitors this way. PF Buzz is the brain-child of Pinyo at Moolanomy. It’s a social media site for personal finance articles. Go check it out. You might see someone familiar as one of their top users. I’ve also included a little PF box at the end of the post if you want to submit any of my articles to the site.

Again, thank you all who stop by to read and contribute to Free From Broke. I appreciate every one of you!

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photo by badjonni

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