Sentences with phrase «craft posts with»

It's a much better idea to craft posts with a particular blog in mind (you can always rewrite and resubmit them if your top - choice blogs turn them down).

Listing each blog post as a genre with a reason for posting it will help you vary the content you're posting and help you craft posts with different calls to action.

Just make sure you craft the post with great care paid to compelling copy and eye - catching imagery.

Not exact matches

But all social media brand presence is time consuming if done right, and the advantage for smaller brands is that with niche audiences they are more likely to craft content considered relevant by Facebook's algorithms and thus see their posts make it into more of their fans» feeds.

Alone, it doesn't make a lot of sense, but combine it with these: (1) sales in the craft segment are slowing, and distinctive winners and losers are emerging; (2) large, independent brands not committed to deep cost - cutting are suffering, while corporate - owned craft brands are selling briskly; (3) small craft beer producers are still posting big growth gains; but (4) legacy mass market brands are collapsing; finally (5) mass market Mexican imports are killing it, especially (yay!)

We've all done it: you spend time crafting a thoughtful blog or social media post, you feel satisfied with the end result, and joyfully push send.

It would be interesting to see (perhaps in a blog post) whether it would be possible to craft a definition of Christianity (in 240 characters or less) that all people who self - identifies as Christian would agree with.

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PARTNER POST — Get inspired with creatively crafted Castello Blue Cheese as we celebrate a Summer of Blue with #BluesdayTuesday.

PARTNER POST - Create the perfect fall cheese board spread with Castello's selection of expertly crafted...

Today's guest post is all about getting ready for fall with a super fun craft: fall felt hoop art!

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I'm not going to lie it's A LOT of work, recipe development, crafts, taking pics, editing pics, writing posts, social media, keeping up with changes that seem to happen every day... I could go on and one but I'll tell you what.

Padhu dear you know whenever you post something I first enjoy looking at your crafting with vegetables: — RRB - Dish looks yummy and tasty.

Whenever you spot the new independent craft brewer seal at a brewery, at a beer bar, on a menu, under a bottle cap, on a t - shirt — wherever — snap a picture, work your filter magic, and post it to Instagram with #seektheseal among the hashtags.

Whenever you spot the new independent craft brewer seal snap a picture, work your filter magic, and post it to Instagram with #seektheseal among the hashtags.

The wine bar and lounge is ideal pre or post theater for cocktails and light bites, happy hour with friends or anytime a great wine, craft beer or cocktail is called for.

Welcome to Mom's Library This post is filled with parenting tips, activities for young children, crafts, devotionals, recipes, and more!

Posted by SouleMama on January 12, 2009 in crafting with kids, knitting, recipes, tutorials, & tips Permalink Comments (366)

Posted by SouleMama on January 02, 2013 in crafting with kids, recipes, tutorials, & tips Permalink Comments (81)

Posted by SouleMama on December 15, 2010 in celebrations, crafting with kids, recipes, tutorials, & tips, sewing Permalink Comments (156)

With craft blogs they tend to do very well if they are visual and have lovely photos to illustrate the posts.

Posted by SouleMama on December 14, 2010 in celebrations, crafting with kids, food & garden, recipes, tutorials, & tips Permalink Comments (181)

Brandie, from A Journey of 1000 Stitches begins with just one..., also posted a craft project using cereal boxes and made them into magazine holders which could easily be decorated festively for the holidays.

The beauty of reading a craft blog is to scroll through the archives, looking at the development of a maker and reading through and posting comments — it's great to interact with fellow artists and crafters in this way.

The blogging platforms are all very user friendly, setting up is very simple — see last weeks introductory post for a list of platforms you can make a start with (how to start a craft blog).

If you like getting happy post and love craft, you need the exclusive Lucky Dip Club + Folksy Box, filled with goodies made by independent British designers

-LSB-...] and helpful post on Folksy about photographing your crafts, with equally helpful before and after -LSB-...]

Plus printable thank - you postcards and Folksy flyers to send out with orders, display and hand out at craft fairs or post up around your neighbourhood!

Read our post on collaborating with other makers — How collaboration can help grow your craft business

I'm thrilled to announce a new blog post series that I've crafted with lovely (and long - time!)

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Now onto this months linky with myself, Angeliquefelix.com, Mommy Labs and Colours Dekor — please add any post that you have done yourself, whether a craft, recipe (I would love to see some of these as love food), home makeover, gardening project etc....

Posted by SouleMama on March 25, 2016 in crafting with kids, family life, knitting, sewing Permalink Comments (20)

In this post you will find out everything you need to know about the pros and cons of collaborating with other designers or makers on your craft projects and promotions.

Last year we posted about building an exploding chain reaction (the cobra weave) with craft sticks.

Sarah @ Craft Quickies recently posted... Display Super Schoolwork with a Chalkboard Frame

Part one was posted this morning with lots of crafts for kids.

Welcome back to Tuesday Tots and because of the beautiful Spider Webs that we are seeing in the frost every moring on the walk to preschool I'm featuring 4 posts with Incy Wincy Spider Activities and Crafts this week.

It's also one of the books we have revisited time and time again here on Rainy Day Mum creating activities and crafts from back from our first ever post which was creating butterflies from toddler process art through to more recently learning to read, spell and recognize the days of the week with my school age daughter.

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Thanks to an inspiring post a few days ago over at Green & Clean Mom I decided to do a little crafting with my kids this week and make some Valentine's Day gifts.

Today's post is part of a 5 - week series featuring books from The Cat in the Hat Learning Library along with crafts, science experiments, learning activities and other hands - on fun!

Otilia recently posted... Crafting with the kids: Valentine's Day Cards

With that small discrepancy aside, it's a great resource for crafting, travel, and recipe posts.

Following is a fun Craft for Kids and guest post by KC at The Real Thing with The Coake Family... enjoy!!

Pictures of our daily life and posts about homeschooling, breastfeeding, cloth diapering, eco-frugality, natural childbirth and homebirth, handmade goods, cosleeping, crafts, food (growing it and cooking it) and much more in the works like natural remedies and natural ways to support your health, baby led feedings, general reflections on mothering from a natural living standpoint, traveling with kids, and Waldorf posts.

Crafting, Experimenting and Exploring with Science This week on Tuesday Tots I'm featuring some posts from last week with a Science focus - whether...

Beautifully crafted with rounded posts and spindles, this luxe, accessible and versatile piece seamlessly converts from mini bassinet to full - sized crib to toddler bed, growing with your babe from day one.