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  • Links: One Week until Black Friday 2009 Edition

    November 20, 2009

    Congratulations to Dawn Herring for winning The Last Will of Moira Leahy! Never fear… Thirsty is still up for the winnin’. Also, please vote for your top 25 books on writing.
    Articles full of brain goodness…

    Oxford Word of the Year: 2009: I had to unfriend someone on Facebook who abused the “Join this Page” button. Other [...]

  • 11 Reasons Why People Don’t Follow Back on Twitter

    November 19, 2009

    You do everything right in Twitter. So why are some people not following you back? It’s not you. (Well, maybe in the rare situation when someone truly doesn’t like you. Even the nicest people don’t have a fan in a person or two.) Doing Twitter right means you …

    Mix up your tweets (retweets, replies, original [...]

  • Congratulations! You’re a Mom and an Author!

    November 18, 2009

    Welcome to meryl’s notes blog (this here place you’re lookin’ at) in Plano, Texas. We’re honored to be a stop in Kristin Bair O’Keeffe’s WOW! Women On Writing Blog tour. I first met Kristin through Christina Katz. Since then, I’ve read her book, exchanged a few tweets and emails and absorbed her column in Writers on the [...]

  • Links: Veterans Day 2009 Edition

    November 13, 2009

    Thanks to veterans everywhere for defending our country at all costs. Two of the most important men in my life served in the USAF: My dad and my husband. Also, thanks to the brave soldiers at Fort Hood who put their lives on the line to capture the shooter.
    Win Therese Walsh’s captivating novel, The Last [...]

  • Developing Your Fiction Platform

    November 11, 2009

    Welcome to meryl’s notes blog (this here place you’re lookin’ at) in Plano, Texas. We’re honored to be a stop in Therese Walsh’s WOW! Women On Writing Blog tour. I first met Therese in Christina Katz’s first ever #platformchat on Twitter. Since then, I’ve enjoyed getting to know her and learning from her and her Writer [...]

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  • Firefox Spreads Like Fire

    September 17, 2004

    I almost always root for the underdog. Go foxie! Dog? Fox? No pun intended.
    In seven days, the Spread Firefox campaign has gotten over 700,000 people to download it. Its goal is to get one million in ten days. A million people is a drop in the bucket when you think of how many people use [...]

  • Flash Comes to the Small Screen

    April 20, 2001

    Flash Comes to the Small Screen
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  • Burned by Blogging

    January 4, 2007

    An article from the latest email newsletter from Writer’s Digest shares a bad experience a writer ran into with blogging. The writer, I believe, didn’t do anything wrong. Successful blogging requires authenticity, but the writer got burned instead.
    Sandra Scoppettone, the blogger mentioned in the article, regularly blogged about the writing life. Then trouble came with [...]

  • redesign… someone push me!

    November 26, 2001

    redesign… someone push me!
    I’ve been thinking about redesigning my Web site to add a few sections for articles just for you and to better organize it on the backend. I took a small step and played with the design for the banner. Now, I am trying to figure out what road I want to take [...]

  • Zeeby Awards Results

    August 2, 2008

    Gamezebo announces the winners of the Zeeby Awards for games released in 2007 (doing it by year is easier than from month/ year to month / year. I believe the winners are deserving — it was a tough one as we continue to see many high quality and innovative games come out every year.

I have a good stable [of contributors] — but not as many true writers who also know marketing, which is where I’d put Meryl. — Ann Handley, Chief Content Officer, MarketingProfs

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