Today all of my new audio equipment is supposed to arrive. I feel like a kid at Christmas even though UPS’s delivery will probably follow “Murphy’s Law” and I won’t … Continue reading →
By Cheri Roberts of Cheri Speak and Challenging the Rhetoric It occurred to me that I am fortunate in the access I have to so many people around the world; … Continue reading →
The founder of eBay has teamed-up with truth-telling journalists; Glenn Greenwald, Laura Poitras and Jeremy Scahill, to create a new publication called, The Intercept, manned under the First Look Media umbrella. Editors: Glenn Greenwald, Jeremy Scahill, Laura Poitras Senior … Continue reading →
There are six things every blogger can do themselves — from titles to tags, for better blogging SEO. You can increase blog traffic organically without paying a dime or taking any … Continue reading →
Have you looked at your year-end stats? I was poking around in mine this morning and thought I would point out a couple of things that might help you drive … Continue reading →
Since it’s Halloween time, I thought I would confess that I am a ghost. Or, at least a “ghostwriter“. For some, just like the creepy candy holiday, the idea of … Continue reading →
What is your hook, i.e. the thing that is going to keep readers coming back for more? Readers equal traffic and if you are online, you want traffic. Why else … Continue reading →
INGREDIENTS: 1 pkg. thick skin 1 bag tenacity 3 c. integrity 2 c. resourcefulness 2 c. discipline 1 c. business savvy 1 c. commitment 1/4 c. introspection 1/4 c. open-mindedness … Continue reading →
Remember when you were a kid and everyone asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Whatever your answer had been, are you what you always wanted … Continue reading →
This weeks writing challenge is all about using and tweaking WordPress “contact forms”. Many of us see the button in our editors, but think it is static and has to … Continue reading →
In 59 B.C. the first newspaper — called Acta Diurna (latin for Daily Acts or Daily Public Records), was published in Rome. Carved into wood or stone, verdicts and outcomes of legal issues were publicly posted … Continue reading →
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