Sentences with phrase «avid reader of your post»

This technology lets lawyer bloggers gain insight into which clients are interested in which blog posts (thus identifying possible business development opportunities as in, «Hey, I'm noticing that John Doe at Peoria Energy is an avid reader of my posts on new energy tax credits, maybe I should give him a call about that issue.»).

Have been avid reader of your post and admire your analysis.

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I haven't posted for a while but continue to be an avid reader of your blog.

I'm an avid reader and fan of this blog and recently I included you in my post «50 Fashion Blogs I Love & Recommend «please check it out!

We can teach you the various tricks to using Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and Google + — from appropriately tagging your posts (which one gets an @ versus #) to what days of the week and times are best for avid book readers to catch your posts?

May 9 — Books a Plenty Book Reviews — REVIEW May 10 — Mysteries with Character — REVIEW May 10 — The Pulp and Mystery Shelf — GUEST POST May 11 — The Power of Words — REVIEW May 12 — cherylbbookblog — SPOTLIGHT May 13 — Cozy Up With Kathy — REVIEW, CHARACTER INTERVIEW May 14 — Laura's Interests — REVIEW May 15 — Escape With Dollycas Into A Good Book — REVIEW May 15 — Readeropolis — AUTHOR INTERVIEW May 16 — Reading Is My SuperPower — REVIEW May 16 — The Avid Reader — REVIEW May 17 — T's Stuff — SPOTLIGHT May 17 — Ruff Drafts — SPOTLIGHT May 18 — FUONLYKNEW — REVIEW May 19 — MJB Reviewers — REVIEW May 20 — Brooke Blogs — CHARACTER GUEST POST May 21 — My Reading Journeys — CHARACTER GUEST POST May 21 — Varietats — REVIEW May 22 — The Book Diva's Reads — SPOTLIGHT

Even though I am an avid reader of your blog — I read all your posts when I came across it more than a year ago and have been reading everything you wrote since, just as irregularly as you post — but a useless one.

This single post (though I've been an avid reader of this entire series) just removed 80 % of the neuroses I've been carrying.

I've been an avid reader of 4HWW for quite some time, but I think this may be one of the most valuable posts I've read here.

But at some point I dipped back in and came across a post from Joel Friedlander — a man wise in the ways of indie publishing and generous about sharing his wisdom — in which he suggested that authors should build their Twitter networks not by following other authors, but by following people who describe themselves as avid readers.

As a long - time Guardian reader and avid Guardian crossword puzzle solver, I'm extremely unhappy writing this post, but the pathologies of media reporting on this issue have become too big to ignore.

Emily, I have been an avid reader of your blog for many years now but I have to say this is one of my favourite posts ever.