I read most of the articles in Site Reference, and save about one every other issue, because of one or two ideas in the article that I can use. Mr. Lemieux, thanks for article, How To Effectively Create An Author Resource Box! It's not only a "saver," but one of the rarest of articles -- saved for most of it! I thought I knew how to make a resource box. Now I really do know how! Thanks -- a whole lot!!!

I hope you don't mind, if I ask for a little, hardly-related, input. My web sites are about two Teddy Bear brothers, who are "Internet Savvy," and their family. My articles have to do with an odd assortment of topics for such sites -- Preparing and Promoting Noncommericial Websites, How to Lose Our Business (about web site techniques that get us leaving immediately); and Being a Great Caregiver (for disabled people). Keeping in line with the whole concept of their sites, I'd like to do the articles as a "ghost writer" for them, or use their names as my pen name, (which ever way doesn't freak you out as much LOL) since the idea of writing articles has to do with expertise with the motive of getting more traffic. Obviously, the sites themselves have a little oddity to them that leaves some folks wary, (I got a great increase in traffic, not only when the Blog "Train Wreck" --http://www.trainwrecks.net/?page_id=34 -- critiqued my blog, but even better after I responded positively to their "insults!" LOL)  but I'd like your input (and the input of anyone else willing to tackle this odd request)! Is it a good idea to have the teddies' names in the resource box, instead of my name? Why or why not?

Thanks again, for the article, and for your article directories!