I’m very lucky to have a fabulous mom. Thanks, Mom.
- The Peacock Guide to Landing Pages: Amy mentions the Twitter bio. My advice is to add keywords important to you and your business plus a couple of fun facts about yourself.
- The Myth of the Sales Page: Right on, Sean! I’m not going to buy something after clicking a link that takes me to the landing page. This is exactly why businesses need to use different social networking tools.
- Effective Networking for Book Publishing: No longer can authors depend on publishers to do the promotion — unless your name is John Grisham or some other hot shot.
- An Open Letter to “New” Writers
- Free Music Archive: Yes, free and legal.
- Paintalicious – Thomas Allen’s Book Art Photography: “Blogzine of exciting contemporary art, showcasing an eclectic mix of underground artists, pop surrealists, emerging and rediscovered counter cultures.”
- My First Dictionary: Dick and Jane style wholesome pictures meet cruel world. For word lovers.
- &, the carrying case; &, the book and &, the tee: Who doesn’t love that gorgeous symbol? [Links: Havi]
- What NOT to get for the baby or toddler
- Five Words You Can Cut: Blogged about this in the past… cut modifiers such as “really, very, much” is a good start. I use “just,” but more to add “conversation” to writing. If it’s an article or something formal, I omit it. [Link: John]
- 35 Essential Elements for a Newsworthy Release: 35 is a bit much. Useful info.
- Landing Page Tutorials and Case Studies. One resource should do the trick for your landing pages wanna knows.
- Polish Your Writing to Professionalism: Three tips to self-editing. My number one tip is to use an editor… but that’s not always possible, so these three will do.
- 5 Business Decisions You Will Be Proud Of: “Does doing all of these things guarantee anything? The answer: YES.”
And the fun stuff because you’re allowed.
- ABC book in 3D. For a moment, I wished I had this book when my kids were younger. But then I realized… they’d tear it up. This one looks too fabulous to ruin.
- Jewish Bread Toilet Seat Cover: In honor of Passover, which starts this weekend.
- 10 annoyingly brilliant office interiors: No depressing gray found here.
- The 10 Most Underrated Consoles
When I find my way to a Web site, I may have gotten there through a search engine or through a link from a colleague or Web site. After I’ve scanned the content and fiddled around in the pages, the site may impress me if the information proves valuable.
What do I do then? The possibilities: Bookmark it, Furl it, subscribe to the feed or subscribe to the email newsletter. The action I take depends on how much I need the information and what options the site offers by way of feeds, newsletters and what-have-you.
Let’s say I found the email newsletter link or subscription box. Would I subscribe? It depends on what’s available on the site surrounding the newsletter. I won’t subscribe if respecting my privacy isn’t mentioned. I also won’t subscribe without finding archives to review. The third reason I won’t subscribe is if the site asks for too much information. [ Read more in the May issue of eNJ ]
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