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Sunday Reading #11

Welcome to another Sunday Reading!  It’s been awhile since I’ve posted hasn’t it?  The truth is, I’ve gotten excited about another blog and have been spending some time getting traffic to it.  And it isn’t even a blog about writing!  It’s what some of us webmasters call the “everything/nothing” blog ...

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Sunday Reading #8

It’s been a crazy week but bloggers are still putting out some great content.  You might notice that I’ve really been enjoying the posts at BizChicksBlogs this week.  And, they even quoted me in one of their posts!  What have you been reading this week?  Feel free to share some ...

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Should I Take a Writing Course?

Image via Wikipedia As the new year approaches, we often start to re-evaluate.  We re-evaluate our relationships, our friendships, our lifestyles – and especially our careers. And that’s a good thing as far as I’m concerned.  Re-evaluation should be an ongoing process (not just at this time of the year!) ...

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It’s My 2 Year Blogiversary!

I can’t believe that I’ve had this blog for two years already!  I know that the first year was…wasted, really.  I didn’t do a lot with it.  I had not clue what the purpose was.  Well, I knew that I wanted it to help my business but that’s about it. ...

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Give Your Blog Posts a Personal Touch

Image via Wikipedia Do you feel like you are writing the same blog posts that everyone else is writing?  It is quite possible that you are. “Nothing is new under the sun.” Yes, that is a Biblical quote I believe.  Don’t ask me where from.  I don’t remember.  But it ...

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How Dare You Write for Peanuts?

Image via Wikipedia You know, I have to say that I am just getting so tired of this debate.  Some writers think that they have the right to judge those who write for low pay.  Some writers think that because they are making “more” (whatever that may be to them) ...

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Sunday Reading #5

Another Sunday and a lot of reading today.  I’ve increased the number of blogs that I subscribe to in an effort to get a more varied reading list.  Hmmm – did I achieve that?  Well, a lot of my favorites are still in here but I think I have a ...

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How to Write a Great How-To Article

Image via Wikipedia If you are using article marketing to help drive traffic to your website you will need to come up with ideas for articles that people will want to publish and read. The quality of articles found on article directories can vary significantly so it is important that ...

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Sunday Reading #4

So, been a busy day.  But I did find time to read some great posts from this past week!  Check them out.  If I’m not reading your blog, please leave me a comment and, if you are so incline, the link to a specific post that you are particularly proud ...

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Find Ideas for Writing Content

Adrienne Smith gives some great advice on finding ideas for writing content and finding ideas. One of her suggestions is to brows through EzineArticles and I’ve used that trick myself several times. There are lots of other places where you can find ideas online, too. I use YouTube (the second ...

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Freelance Writers Can Stay Motivated with These 7 Tips

Image via Wikipedia Staying motivated is one of the things that I think everyone has a hard time with at one point or another.  Sometimes we get frustrated with a project because it is not going the way we think it should.  Other times we lose motivation because we get ...

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Give Writer’s Block the Boot!

We all get it once in awhile don’t we.  Writer’s block – the thing all writer’s fear most.  And it always seems to come when we want to write something that most.  We need to get a blog post out or our newsletter is late or something – but that’s ...

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