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MyWikiBiz, Author Your Legacy — Monday November 25, 2024
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''We need a quote from a '''current MyWikiBiz user''' here... something to the effect of, "I appreciate the environment on MyWikiBiz, because I can choose to collaborate with others on some subjects, or to publish and protect content about myself or my enterprise."  Any takers??''
 
''We need a quote from a '''current MyWikiBiz user''' here... something to the effect of, "I appreciate the environment on MyWikiBiz, because I can choose to collaborate with others on some subjects, or to publish and protect content about myself or my enterprise."  Any takers??''
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MyWikiBiz is certainly attracting more and more attention since its re-launch in January 2008.  Recently, the site welcomed 1,000 unique visitors in one week, and MyWikiBiz.com has surpassed nearly 400,000 other domains in only 10 weeks of operation, according to Alexa.com.
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MyWikiBiz is certainly attracting more and more attention since its re-launch in January 2008.  Recently, the site welcomed 1,000 unique visitors in one week, and MyWikiBiz.com has surpassed nearly 400,000 other domains in only 10 weeks of operation, according to Alexa.com traffic rankings.
    
'''About MyWikiBiz'''  
 
'''About MyWikiBiz'''  
 
MyWikiBiz is a new directory where you can author your legacy on the Internet. We think you are notable, even if Wikipedia has rejected an article about you or your enterprise as being "non-notable". With MyWikiBiz, you create a beautiful, reader-friendly page that will get picked up by Google, Yahoo!, and MSN Search engines, because it's built on an enhanced version of the same MediaWiki software architecture used by Wikipedia.
 
MyWikiBiz is a new directory where you can author your legacy on the Internet. We think you are notable, even if Wikipedia has rejected an article about you or your enterprise as being "non-notable". With MyWikiBiz, you create a beautiful, reader-friendly page that will get picked up by Google, Yahoo!, and MSN Search engines, because it's built on an enhanced version of the same MediaWiki software architecture used by Wikipedia.

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