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Top 10 Relationship Blogs With the Best Pieces of Advice in 2020

January 27, 2020 by The Blog Herald

relationship blogs 2020

Are you in for a year full of great dates and new experiences? Looking to start a relationship blog or spruce up your existing one?In this post, we’ve gathered our top 10 picks of the best relationship blogs on the internet to help you spice up your dating life and/or infuse new blood into your relationship blog. [Read more…]

Filed Under: General Tagged With: blogs, relationships

Freelancers: Don’t Let Work Kill Your Relationship

October 20, 2015 by Timothy

Working from home. It’s the dream, right? Never again will you have to wake up and drag yourself to the office. Since you’re around the house all the time, your family obligations will be a cinch to take care of. When you work remotely as a freelancer, it’s much easier to manage your work/life balance, right?

The unfortunate reality is that working from home is hard work, indeed. Sure, you don’t have to wake up and drag yourself to the office—but that convenience comes with a price. In our quest to be successful, sometimes we create the inverse scenario: the office never leaves us. As it turns out, your work/life balance may actually be more difficult to manage when your workplace and home are one and the same. It’s hard to keep up with things when you work all hours of the day and night, only sometimes finding time to eat and sleep. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Editorial Tagged With: freelancer, Freelancing, relationship, relationships

What Changes Your Mind About Leaving a Blog Comment? Some Criteria

April 16, 2009 by Lorelle VanFossen

In my article, “What Changes Your Mind About Leaving a Blog Comment,” I talked about some of the issues around debating where and when to leave a blog comment on a blog that hosts information or opinions you don’t support, or is filled with blog clutter, a clue that something isn’t right. About how your comment may be seen to support the blog, and impact your reputation by association.

As I wrote that post, I looked back over all the WTF Blog Clutter articles in the series and realized that many of these issues are ones that impact my willingness to comment on a blog. Sure, they impact my ability to even read the blog, let alone return and tell others, but they also impact my willingness to endorse a blog with a comment.

I started thinking about all the blatant, subjective, and even unconscious reasons that prevent me from leaving a comment on a blog. Here are some of my self-discoveries, most of them associated with various aspects of blog clutter. I’m sure you have more you can add, but these are big clues that this is a blog that doesn’t deserve my participation. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: blog clutter, blog comments, blog conversation, Blog Design, Comments, conversation, how to comment, how to comment on blogs, links, relationships, reputation, Social Media, wtf blog clutter

Twitter is a Public Way to Have a Private Conversation

April 8, 2009 by Lorelle VanFossen

Exploring Social Media article series badgeMy husband was doing his best to explain Twitter to non-techy friends of ours. As the experienced web user and teacher, I was fascinated to hear how he would explain something he’s never used.

Twitter is a public way to have a private conversation.

He’s very right. In “Silly Out-of-Context Tweets — Can They Hurt?” Liz Strauss brings up the “elephant in the room” that describes much of what Twitter is, does, and can do, especially when Twitter meets search engine, exposing your tweets to the world. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: blog conversation, exploring social media, online conversations, relationships, Social Media, Twitter

Exploring Social Media: Promoting Your Link Backs to You

December 16, 2008 by Lorelle VanFossen

Exploring Social Media article series badgeYesterday in Exploring Social Media: The Power of the Link Needs Content, I introduced the most powerful social media tool in the world, the link, and explained that unless you have make the link direct people to valuable and useful content, you are shooting blanks. The link makes a lot of noise with nothing to show for it.

The impact of linking to yourself is magnified in value. When you email or publish a link to something you wrote, recommending it, you are telling the world:

  • I know that which I write about.
  • I am an expert in the subject.
  • I have the experience to back up what I’m writing.
  • This is the best I can do.

Do your links qualify?

When you contact a blogger or anyone to encourage them to link to you, do you keep these things in mind? Are you offering your best work? Does your blog or social media tool show the world you are an expert in this?

If you have the proof behind your link, then maybe your failure is in the presentation of that link, especially when directed towards bloggers, the most capable of spreading the word far and wide about you and your blog. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: blog resume, blog writing, blogger for hire, content, exploring social media, guest blog posts, guest blogging, hire a blogger, link to me, linking, links, power of the link, recommendations, relationships, resume, Social Media, social media tools, social networks, Trackbacks

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