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Monthly Assessment

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What’s on the iPod: Bleeding Out by The Lone Bellow Windy! Jeez Louise it’s windy out. Remember Hurricane Sandy? More than that. See, in Sandy, it went over us. Here, we have the cold air hitting the warm air. It was 66 degrees yesterday. Today it’s going to 28 with snow. No wonder I can’t…

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The Point of Social Media

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What’s on the iPod: Chloe by Grouplove Photo: The Next Web Quick note — you’ll notice the word verification is back for comments. Had to do it. I was inundated with spam comments in the past two weeks (over 5,000 of them), and I’m thinking it’s time to get the spammers off my scent for…

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Your Online Marketing Kit

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What’s on the iPod: The Last Time by Taylor Swift Well, 2013 is starting slow, but I see looming a ton of potential projects that, if they all are assigned, could have me scrambling for extra hours in the day. Right now, I’m working on one article and a few small PR projects, which is…

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Marketing That Doesn’t Suck

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What’s on the iPod: Awake My Soul by Mumford and Sons Don’t be naked this tax season.Join Anne Wayman and me and special guest Julian Block, tax expert extraordinaire, for the 8 Top Tax-Saving Strategies for Freelancers webinar. Special pricing: the one-hour webinar plus nearly $375 worth of freebies for just  $39.95! Get your spot before it’s gone: Register here.— What a wonderful…

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Truth in Your Own Advertising

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What’s on the iPod: Unbelievable by Diamond Rio Today is absolutely one of my favorite days. I look forward to it every year – it’s the longest day! That sun will be out (and in this case, blazing hot) until late. So will I. Once I get this work pile whipped under control, I’m giving…

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Points of Contact

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What’s on the iPod: 1983 by Neon Trees Do all Mondays come with little surprises that need more brain power than humans are capable of at the start of the week? Logging in here today proved interesting. Blogger, where this blog is hosted, now has a completely new format and is no longer compatible with…

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Thoughtless Marketing

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Great webinar last night! Thanks to all participants for attending the Trade Magazine webinar, and for the lively discussions! If you missed it, fear not! The discussion continues over on the Five Buck Writer’s Forum. For the price of a caramel macchiato, you can become a forum member. As I was arranging meetings for the…

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Rule of Absolutes

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Yesterday was somewhat fruitful. I got the bones of the article set up and I worked through the intro and the “supporting” evidence for that intro. About then I had to stop for a client call. After that, I had to stop because my body said so. Anyone who knows me knows I follow one…

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Double-Duty Marketing

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Good enough day yesterday. For some reason, I couldn’t focus until sometime after lunch, but I did manage to get some client work done and some marketing completed. Today, reviewing the article and out the door with it. I’m pleased with it on first blush, so we’ll see. I’ve been reading about the blogosphere various…

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Worthy Advice: Show Your Stuff

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Just two more days to score your chance at some free Amazon swag: Sign up to receive my occasional newsletter and you’re entered to win a $20 Amazon card! Make sure you’re all signed up by Saturday, January 21st (that’s tomorrow) before midnight. If you sign up January 22nd, you still get the newsletter, but…

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  1. Paula Avatar
    Paula

    For a long time I've used the LinkedIn status update to note new assignments or when new articles come out. I Tweet those things now, too. (It is annoying though when magazines don't post articles online so there are no URLs to offer.)

    A couple of my editors tweet about their special sections. We have one coming out either next week or the week after, so if they Tweet about the section, I can Retweet, noting I have a piece in the section.

    One of my editors knows me well enough to give me all of their weather-related articles. (Speaking of which: out first Winter Storm Warning of the season, snowfall rates of 1-2" per hour expected from noon to 6 pm! Wooooo-hooo! Snowy doggie walk this afternoon!)

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  2. Damaria Senne Avatar
    Damaria Senne

    I used to post links to my articles on linkedin and facebook, but i haven't done that for months. i don't show my work to potential clients as much as i should, now that I think about it.

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  3. Anne Wayman Avatar
    Anne Wayman

    my blog posts show up automatically on facebook and linkedin… drives traffic to the blog.

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