mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 22 2007 | blog, seo, bdlinks
A family friend (and SEO consultant) just put a Dot This link on his blog!
Quoted: Internet marketing blog discusses search engine optimization (SEO), link popularity building, ranking high on search engines, and related topics, courtesy of Rank Magic.
- mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 19 2007 | bdlinks, blue dot
There's a dot this link (labeled just Blue Dot) on this cbs site. I'm guessing this is a wetpaint run wiki -- although it looks slightly different from the normal wetpaint wiki.
mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 01 2006 | bollywood, movies, india, hindi, bdlinks
I'm dotting this because I like this movie, but also because this site has "Dot This" links with every movie. ITalkies is like netflix for bollywood movies.
Quoted: Meet Munnabhai [Sanjay Dutt] and his sidekick Circuit [Arshad Warsi]. With hearts of gold and innocent antics, the two may just be the right people in the wrong profession - that of 'dadagiri'. But neither the world nor are they complaining! That is until our Munnabhai encounters a trouble. A trouble that goes by the name of love. And the girl with whom he is besotted is someone whom he has never seen. She is 'Jhanvi' [Vidya Balan], a radio DJ with a beguiling voice. Complications arise when Munna poses as a professor to win her heart.
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