You Are . . . Yesterday I met with a new friend. At one point in the conversation, we were talking about that one “wicked sentence.” It’s the sentence that people say about us — an observation that is so off the mark — but it’s one that a whole group [...]
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Name one time that you felt like you were .–ME “Liz” StraussYou ought to Work with Liz!! RelatedBloggy Question 53: What Kind of Home Is One Blog You Read? Bloggy Question 49: Chase the Sun! Bloggy Question 47: Take It to the Edge
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Today’s task in the Rediscover Your Blogging Groove project is to write a Link Post.How has blogging grown from something that a relatively small number of people do into the massive medium that it has become? There are many reasons for the growth of blogging but one of them is that they are traditionally a [...]
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It’s Natural Here’s how it often works. He says. She says. I don’t know what businesslike thing I love doing. I say, “Sure you do. You’re just not seeing it.”If you’re stuck finding out, sorting out, what you love doing, my experience is that what you love doing is so obvious [...]
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North x East has a helpful post titled Why Guest Blogging is a Powerful Way to Gain Exposure for Your Blog which makes a good companion piece to some of my own posts from a few months back on Guest blogging:Why Guest Bloggers are Great for a BlogHow to Find a Guest Blogger for Your [...]
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The following guest post has been submitted by Leo Babauta from Zen Habits.Too often it seems that we bloggers get caught up in worrying about monetizing our blogs, or the design of the blog, or SEO techniques — but although it may sound trite, the major focus of our time should be on our writing.I’m [...]
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About Mixing Love and Currency Noticing the purpose of a list — who it serves — establishes who values it and for how much. Lists of blogs can be useful or empty. When we build one, it helps to be sure we we know our intent. Andy Sernovitz passes on a great [...]
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