Here is this Friday’s installment of the links. Sorry about it being a day late. Busy with clients yesterday and just could not get to it. Remember to get me your suggestions each week for each Friday’s edition. And if you do, you of course get a link out from HOW.

One of the blogs I started ready very early in my followings of blogs is ReadWriteWeb and this week I am giving you two links to two great post. The first one is five tools everyone working online should have (IMHO). I plan to add my own list of such tools soon in a post on HOW. Also be watching for an upcoming post on Blog for Profit concerning the must have applications for a blogger. The next post from ReadWriteWeb is 11 biz dev 1.0 tips. This is another must read post and wealth worth your time.

The Professional Engineer had a post which touches on a subject we talk a lot about and that is a professional service firm working from home. Work at home engineer is a great post talking about how a professional engineer can work at home. Just goes to show anyone can work at home and provide quality service to their clients.

Seven secrets for writing a winning subject line, how to get your customers and best prospects to open your email provides some great ideas on how to get those emails opened and read. Thanks to Susan Cartier Liebel for posting this link on twitter. Just another example of how you can use twitter as a business tool too.

Over at Dawud Miracle’s newly re-designed blog, dawudmiracle.com he is running a series of post about some of the highlights from SOBCon08. One post which really caught my attention was Is your blog serving your business? I plan to make the event in 2009.

Floating home office shed is a funny one from Shedworking. And watch for Alex’s next post on Shedworking tomorrow here on HOW. Just as soon as I can talk the CFO into it, you just might find an office shed in my own backyard.

And for those of you who are limited on space, home offices in not so big houses is a very interesting post. One little bit of information I found very interesting was the fact there are now 28 million of us working from our homes in the U.S. alone. I wonder what that figure might be world-wide. Anyone have any idea?

As most of you already know, I am a Mac user and yes I do have an iPhone. The rummer mill is turning recently with buzz about the new 3G iPhone coming out sometime between May 15th and June 15th. And these are suppose to be pictures of supposed 3G iPhone. We will just have to wait and see.

Well that is it for this week. Remember to get me your link suggestions for next week. And if you provide links, you get a link too.