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14 Great Posts On Writing And Blogging
It’s a long time since I’ve done a post roundup. Although I’ve streamlined my RSS reader, there are still quite a few posts that hold my attention. Here are 14 of the best I’ve read recently:
15 Applications No Online Business Can Live Without
Why Personal and Business Branding Work Best Together
7 [...]
The Joy Of Blogging
People always ask about making a success of blogging – how you get started, how you can earn money, how it fits in with the rest of your career. Over the years, I’ve answered a few of those questions and shared the lessons I’ve learned.
Getting Started
We all had to start somewhere. Here’s [...]
Blogging Start Writing Project Posts
Thanks to all those who took part in the Blogging Start group writing project. There have been some fantastic posts over the last couple of weeks. Here they are, in order of appearance:
How Did You Start Blogging? – David Bridger
From Paper to ‘Puter – One Woman’s Journey – Deb Wunder
Blogging Start – Shelly Bryant
How Did [...]
The Born Again Blogger
The false start to my blogging career is lost in the mists of time. Really. As a confirmed technophile, I started using Blogger when it first came out, didn’t like it and cancelled my account with a week or two, wondering what all the hoopla was about blogging. Just goes to show [...]
Ad Revenue Share Is NOT A Paid Blogging Job
I am a professional blogger and writer, so pay me in cash. Pay me by Paypal, wire transfer, direct credit or even e-cheque, as long as I get paid for my work. Why do I feel the need to say this? Because I applied for a blogging job today. The ad stated that it was a paid [...]
Posts On Writing April 2008
I haven’t been quite as rigorous in collecting posts in the last month. That was in part due to blog woes, to an unexpected trip and to switching back to Google Reader after a three month flirtation with Netvibes. However, I have found time to stop off at a few favourite (and new) sites. Here [...]
Appreciating Blogging Writers
It’s Blogger Appreciation Day, according to Darren Rowse, so I didn’t want to miss the chance to show some appreciation to my favourite bloggers. I’ve already said thanks to all the wonderful blogging friends who visited my blog in March and I’ve reviewed the blogs of some of the other bloggers I appreciate, so I [...]
Writing Talk: March 2008
I normally post this earlier in the month, but I had some trouble with my blog at the end of March which left me with a few problems to sort out. Now that I’m back in business, it’s time for a belated thank you to all those who commented on the blog in March:
Amy Derby
Blantonius
Bob [...]
And We’re Back …
Did you miss me? When I posted Please Do Not Disturb last weekend, I had no idea that it would be the last post I would write for a while. Such are the joys of the web. You see, I’m in the middle of moving my sites from one host to another. The first site [...]
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