Have another person critique before you post.

While we might be wonderful writers and have marvelous ideas to share, we sometimes miss rather obvious (and sometimes not so obvious) mistakes in our writing because of our closeness to the product (our writing). For instance, Rohit might have had another check his grammar and phraseology in oder to ensure that his readership would take away exactly the meaning he implied while using certain phrases such as “Be a friend with your Customers and try to understand their needs.” which might have been better said “Be friendly with your customers…” or their grammar (in this case a passive, rather than active voice) “People like their Questions being answered [should have used only the word answered] as fast as possible…”

When one writes copy for others, or when one blogs in a professional nature, one does not want his/her efforts to be judged amateurish solely because of some bad grammar or phrasing.

All that said, nicely done!

Stumbleupon has being showing some good results but has dried up recently. I’m trying Twitter @ the moment.

Blogengage looks promising so I might submit a few blog posts there and see what happens.