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Things wordy, geeky, and webbyLinks: Love Edition 2009
Friday, February 13th, 2009 at 11:37 AM |- Wordle: Create word clouds.
- 10 Harsh Truths about Corporate Web Sites [Link: Laura Carlson]
- Can’t Get Your Writing Project Started? Just Start Anyway!
- 7 Important Lessons Freelance Writers Can Learn from Working in Fast Food
- Salted Spring Fever and Hot Wax Zombies: Where Twitter and Old Posts Meet
- Get Your Money: Best Invoicing Practices for Freelancers: Only had two clients who were difficult about payment, but they were also unresponsive when the project team sent them work to review.
- Social Media Case Studies SUPERLIST- 20 Extensive Lists of Organizations Using Social Media
- The End of Marketing and PR?
And for fun and love because we’re allowed…
- Beautiful love story by Karen Swim, my friend.
- What I Learned from Love entries from Robert Hruzek’s Middle Musings.
- About Haiku Day on Twitter and the #LittleLove results.
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4 comments
Meryl, one of my favorite things about link posts are the titles! I love reading the creative titles that writers dream up. The Salted Spring Fever title immediately had my attention. Thanks for including me on this list. I’m off today- yay! and enjoying catching up on reading. See ya on Twitter later?
Karen Swim´s last blog post… Love and Basketball
Hey look! I made the link love list again!
Thanks, Meryl!!!
P.S. Thanks Karen for the extra love for my snazzy title “Salted Spring Fever and Hot Wax Zombies” Glad I could grab your attention!
Jamie Grove – How Not To Write´s last blog post… Salted Spring Fever and Hot Wax Zombies: Where Twitter and Old Posts Meet
Of course, you both did. You’re both awesome writers and I love your stuff.
Karen, right on — sometimes I am afraid to get creative because of SEO-fear.
Glad you had the day off and hope you did something special for yourself.
Thanks for the links, and I’m so happy that you are up and running again!
George
Tumblemoose´s last blog post… A writer makes you a blogger not
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