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	<title>Comments on: What&#8217;s it Like to Write a Book?</title>
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		<title>By: Kelley Mitchell</title>
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		<dc:creator>Kelley Mitchell</dc:creator>
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		<description>I went to Barnes &amp; Noble yesterday looking for a book on blogging and right next to those books an usual title caught my eye: Building Findable Websites.  Within a few minutes of scanning the book, I knew this was the one I&#039;d be getting.  Literally every page had website resources or had pieces of code.  It even has a chapter on blogging.  Another reason I choose this book was because it didn&#039;t have long explanations on why a developer needs to do this or that.  The whys were to the point and then went right into the hows.  I wasn&#039;t looking for books with dozens of interviews or other inspirational stories although those books do have a place on my bookshelf.  Thanks to the author for not writing just another SEO book.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I went to Barnes &amp; Noble yesterday looking for a book on blogging and right next to those books an usual title caught my eye: Building Findable Websites.  Within a few minutes of scanning the book, I knew this was the one I&#8217;d be getting.  Literally every page had website resources or had pieces of code.  It even has a chapter on blogging.  Another reason I choose this book was because it didn&#8217;t have long explanations on why a developer needs to do this or that.  The whys were to the point and then went right into the hows.  I wasn&#8217;t looking for books with dozens of interviews or other inspirational stories although those books do have a place on my bookshelf.  Thanks to the author for not writing just another SEO book.</p>
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