I’ve been in a bit of a rut this past week. I’ve been straying away from my personal ballet blog for a few reasons, including the fact that multiple Physical Therapy appointments that have kept me quite busy, and that I’ve also been dealing with the struggle of writing about topics I cannot participate in. […]
Entrepreneurial Writers: Writing Good Ledes and Staying Creative
October 25, 2013 By Leave a Comment
How To Setup a Professional Email Address with Gmail and Your .com Address
October 9, 2013 By 1 Comment
When you run a business, putting your most professional image forward is very important for building relationships and improving your reputation. If you already own a .com, .org, or, .net website address, you can do everything below for free. Before You Get Started CPanel is the most popular web hosting management interface available, so […]
Entrepreneurial Writers: The Importance of an Editorial Calendar
September 20, 2013 By Leave a Comment
For the longest time, I had been winging it while blogging–posting when I felt like it and coming up with ideas to post when I thought about it. However, this led to posts being published at random times of day (although occasionally I would schedule posts for the next day or write a few at […]
How to Host a TweetChat
August 23, 2013 By 6 Comments
Last week I mentioned that a great way to promote your blog or other freelance writing was via a Twitter chat, aka a TweetChat. They can be great to promote to promote any business or product really, whether your hosting one yourself or participating in another website’s or product’s chat. They can also be a […]
Tumblr for Writers and Bloggers
July 26, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Tumblr is a commonly used blog platform popular amongst teenagers and those in their 20s. It can be used to create a simple and is free, easily customization platform. Think that Tumblr won’t bring in enough readers? Business Insider lists some of the top Tumblr blogs (which are Tumblr blogs without custom domains) that bring in as […]
