We Won! Obviously..
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So says Ryan Caldwell from Performancing.com! The polls are closed, the votes have been counted and nobody has demanded for a recount, even though the Big Beef has won in his category as most controversial blog of 2007 with a manipulated massive 98% of the votes (!) Its official, our humble selves have been bestowed with the honorable title of ;”Best Blog Name in 2007″ by you, the devoted readers of JohnCow.com, who happen to be sincere voters (and freeloaders that really wanted to win the entrecard credits and WordPress hoodies and tshirts 
). If we had written a speech to use after we received the awards, we would have certainly posted it right now. Guess its too bad we didn’t, but thanks to everyone that voted anyway! We simply couldn’t have done it without you. Special thanks to XFEP.com, who nominated us in the first place!
Here’s the rest of the categories and their respective winners:
- The Best Overall Blog of 2007
Readers’ Choice: Zen Habits - The Most Influential Blogger of 2007
Readers’ Choice: Darren Rowse (ProBlogger) - The Best Blog Design of 2007
Readers’ Choice: Copyblogger (designed by Chris Pearson) - The Best Blog Typography of 2007
Readers’ Choice: Freelance Switch - The Best Blog Name of 2007
Readers’ Choice: John Cow - The Best New Blog of 2007
Readers’ Choice: Freelance Switch - The Best Blog Community of 2007
Readers’ Choice: Freelance Writing Jobs - The Most Improved Blog of 2007
Readers’ Choice: Mashable - The Best Blogs You’ve Never Heard Of 2007
Readers’ Choice: The Astonishing Adventures of Lord Likely - The Best Use of a Corporate Blog in 2007
Readers’ Choice: Prosper’s Official Blog - The Best Blog Podcast in 2007
Readers’ Choice: Freelance Switch - The Best Video Blog in 2007
Readers’ Choice: Daily Idea - The Best Writing/Blogging Blog in 2007
Readers’ Choice: Copyblogger - The Best Science/Technology Blog in 2007
Readers’ Choice: Pharyngula - The Most Controversial Blog in 2007
Readers’ Choice: John Chow - The Best SEO Blog in 2007
Readers’ Choice: SEOmoz Blog - The Best Celeb/Style Blog in 2007
Readers’ Choice: Go Fug Yourself - The Best Business/Money Blogs in 2007
Readers’ Choice: The Simple Dollar - The Best Photo Blog of 2007
Readers’ Choice: I Can Has Cheezburger? - The Best Sports Blog of 2007
Readers’ Choice: True Hoop - The Best Blog WebHost of 2007
Readers’ Choice: WordPress.com - Best Family and Parenting Blog of 2007
Readers’ Choice: Parent Hacks - The Best Political Blog of 2007
Readers’ Choice: Daily Kos - Best Food/Health Blog of 2007
Readers’ Choice: The Girl Who Ate Everything & 101 Cookbooks (tie) - The Funniest Blog of 2007
Readers’ Choice: The Sneeze - The Best Travel Blog of 2007
Readers’ Choice: The Cranky Flier - The Best Education Blog of 2007
Readers’ Choice: Study Hacks - The Best Entertainment Blog of 2007
Readers’ Choice: /film
Congratulations to all, and may the best cow win next year.
Right, back to business. We know you’re still reading just to see if you won one of the goodies we’ve bribed you with if you’d vote for us. Well here’s the winners of our little cowpetition™.
2×750 Entrecard winners are:
The first 750 Entrecard Credits go to – Affiliate Confession.
The second batch of 750 credits goes to – Charles from Nierva.com.
The three winners of either a WordPress T-shirt or a Wordpress Hoodie are:
If you’ve won, drop us an email with your size and preference for a tee or hoodie and we’ll have the wordpress shop ship one off right away! And EC winners, give us the link to your profile page on entrecard so we can drop the credits in your accounts.
That concludes this important announcement, you can all get back to work now. Thank you.
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Anyways, I want to thank John Cow of johncow.com for his 750 Entrecard credits sent to my profile for being the second batch winner of his little cowpetition. And also, congratulations to you John for winning theThe Best Blog Name of 2007at Performancing Awards 2007 Reader’s Choice Poll. If you like this post, buy me a coffee for only $2. Share This
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mall syndrome, these blogs create a false economy. There appears to be happy readers and happy advertisers, but in fact there may only be a happy blogger. In the second stage of this false economy, others try to emulate the apparent success of thesebusy little blogs. Because the cost of entry is very low new blogs spring up right and left, but these are blogs without a plan, without a real purpose, and without a real passion for their topic. The mortality rate is high for these infant blogs, although a tremendous
mall syndrome, these blogs create a false economy. There appears to be happy readers and happy advertisers, but in fact there may only be a happy blogger. In the second stage of this false economy, others try to emulate the apparent success of thesebusy little blogs. Because the cost of entry is very low new blogs spring up right and left, but these are blogs without a plan, without a real purpose, and without a real passion for their topic. The mortality rate is high for these infant blogs, although a tremendous
mall syndrome, these blogs create a false economy. There appears to be happy readers and happy advertisers, but in fact there may only be a happy blogger. In the second stage of this false economy, others try to emulate the apparent success of thesebusy little blogs. Because the cost of entry is very low new blogs spring up right and left, but these are blogs without a plan, without a real purpose, and without a real passion for their topic. The mortality rate is high for these infant blogs, although a tremendous
mall syndrome, these blogs create a false economy. There appears to be happy readers and happy advertisers, but in fact there may only be a happy blogger. In the second stage of this false economy, others try to emulate the apparent success of thesebusy little blogs. Because the cost of entry is very low new blogs spring up right and left, but these are blogs without a plan, without a real purpose, and without a real passion for their topic. The mortality rate is high for these infant blogs, although a tremendous
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Congratulations Cow
Well done Cow …. next year you may be nominated for a few other categories.
Congrats Cow
Congrats John. Next year I will be in competition too.
Congrats on your moonanimous victory.
ok…..I’ll just leave the Cow jokes to you from now on.
Cool, congratulations
Congrats for that~
Congratz John! Thank for the wordpress goodie
Congratulation Mooo.
wow nice effort. congratulation to all WINNER!!
Congratulations on your win John.
And Thank you for the EC credits.
Wow, thanks for picking Affiliate Confession for the 750 Entrecard credits. Here comes some massive advertising.
[...] few days ago, John Cow has been nominated for having the “Best Blog Name” of 2007 in the Performancing Blog Awards. In [...]
Congratulations! Hopefully my blog will be nominated for something like this. It would be really nice to even just be part of it.
Congratulations, Cow!
congratulations of your win john cow and thanx for stopping by to my simple blog http://bonoriau.com …I’m still new in blogging
…really hope that u can assist me to build my carrier in online biz…THANX A LOT.
Congrats. Couldn’t have happened to a nicer cow.
[...] just put out his list of winners who voted for him. You can find more info in the following link http://www.johncow.com/we-won-obviously/ And hello to all the John Cow fans in [...]
Yay! Congratulations to the winners and to you John Cow you really do have the best name.
Congratulations Cows. So which accolades do you want to win next?
Congrats John cow.
Congratulations
WOW congrats cow…a great victory
Congrats, cows!
Good for you to win, cow..
I really think you will win something..
Congrats, you deserve this price. Indeed the name rocks and your sarcasm does (but sometimes over pushing)
Congrats Cow and More Power!
nhick
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[...] John Cow was crowned the winner (of course, he milked the Internet all last year!) and I won the choice of a Wordpress Hoodie or T-shirt! So, I picked the hoodie after I did a lil happy dance. I can’t wait to rock my hoodie! [...]
Congrats to all those won the game. I also won. Just have a look. Only hardworking and sincerity won. So congrats to all again.
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Congrats Milk Man!
-Mike
Congratz Mr Cow!!
Congratulation! It feels good that we know we have picked a winner.
[...] the second stage of this false economy, others try to emulate the apparent success of these busy little blogs. Because the cost of entry is very low new blogs spring up right and left, but these are blogs [...]
[...] the second stage of this false economy, others try to emulate the apparent success of these busy little blogs. Because the cost of entry is very low new blogs spring up right and left, but these are blogs [...]
Congratulations! Party?
[...] the second stage of this false economy, others try to emulate the apparent success of these busy little blogs. Because the cost of entry is very low new blogs spring up right and left, but these are blogs [...]
Congrats, obviously.