Sentences with phrase «do keep blogging»

And do keep blogging!

It's always good to take a break, but do keep blogging, don't give up.

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To keep the momentum up, she's also doing «content marketing,» or positioning herself as an expert and writing, blogging and speaking about nutritional topics — all part of a way to keep her store's name trending.

When you finally have your business up and running, keep track of regular tasks that keep a business running, namely doing payroll, keeping up with inventory, updating the website and regularly blogging and using social media.

Start up blogging is easy but as we keep on doing it requires skills and knowledge.

this blogging thing is hard to keep doing.

Keep writing, commenting on other blogs, and posting your posts on social media sites (without spamming them), and you will do well with blogging.

Just because you changed your screen name doesn't mean we don't recognize your trite comment that you keep blogging over and over.

But we keep finding these ways to connect, these ways to bind our hearts, sometimes we don't quite get each other, I know I must frustrate you sometimes with own needs for my books, my tea, my Downton Abbey, my solitary walks, my yarn, my blogging, my writing, don't even get you started about Twitter.

I know this post doesn't relate to healthy living or healthy eating but it's something that lots of you keep asking me about so I thought I should share my tips on blogging with you all.

School and training definitely keeps me busy, but fortunately I don't think I've had to make any large sacrifices for blogging.

Although I don't do food blog anymore, your site is one of the few that I still keep on my reader's list since I first started blogging a few years ago.

LOL And if you are reading this right now and don't know anything about my social media accounts, then please click on the following links to make sure you are able to keep up with me daily outside of this blogging website.

I know it doesn't seem like it, of course, because I keep choosing the rugrat over you, but trust me when I say I miss the blogging community like a missing limb.

So, what do you do when you feel like me??? Well, you keep on blogging.

And though blogging does keep me on the internet almost 24/7, I still want to do the best I can as a mom to protect my little guy from the dangers of the internet.

From the bottom of my heart I am so proud of you guys to keep the blog is tuning with the hardest lives you have to do beside blogging.

One other thing to keep in mind — when I first started blogging I did not have a big budget to splurge on a fancy camera so I did a lot of research and compromised on a relatively fair priced DSLR that I kept for a LONG time.

When it gets hard and I don't think I can make it in the blogging world, your blog reminds me of what I aspire to be and keeps me going.

Don't forget to keep scrolling after the recipe to see the other contributions to #CookieWeek by some of my food blogging friends!

I put all of my paychecks from working at the station towards the house and bills, and keep my blogging money for purchases having to do with The Nomis Niche.

I used to set them in years past but quickly found that I wasn't the strict resolution type (by that I mean: I couldn't keep them, and it made me sad when I didn't meet my blogging goals).

Although I did try to keep blogging, sometimes it became difficult to juggle both.

I am sorry that I have n`t been able to keep up with the friend fridays, I would really like to get back into it I am thankful for bloggers such as your self and Vahni, blogging has impacted my life in a way I did n`t expect when I first started ten months ago.

I don't want to burn out because I truly love blogging and I want to keep going for a long time.

As I roll in my third year of blogging I often get asked... How did I start this blog, why did I do it and why do I keep doing it??

Please keep blogging after you have the baby, don't leave me now.

I try to keep myself busy at least once a week with something social, fun and unrelated to blogging (hence the one day a week you don't see a new post!).

< 3 And I'm sure you'll nail all your resolutions, being such a busy girl you're doing great on the blogging front and I have no doubts you'll keep that up!

I've always been a big fan of competitions, in fact, the reason I started running them here on the blog (and still do) is because before I blogged, I entered competitions to keep my brain slightly active.

For most of June I really did not feel inspired and found myself wondering if I wanted to keep blogging.

Blogging has definitely changed over the last couple of years but Influencer marketing keeps rising so I don't think it's dead.

When she finished her project she realised that she didn't want to stop blogging, so she just kept going.

Keep on blogging, my friend, and thanks for doing what you do!

And anybody who has been blogging for five years has overcome all odds, so keep doing what you're doing.

Blogging — if it's done regularly — can keep the site fresh.

Do a virtual book launch, a blog tour or guest blogging as some next steps to keep the momentum going.

This ongoing series of essays on the craft of writing will include all topics related to writing fiction, including: The Basics Plot & Structure Voice Theme POV Characterization Dialogue Narrative Creating a bond with your reader Pacing Advanced writing and plotting techniques Writer's block Marketing Branding Publishing Self - publishing Healthy habits Bad habits The Writer's Life eBook formatting Paperback formatting Amazon keywords Writing blurbs and descriptions Cover design & layout Productivity The Classics Short stories Poetry The Writing Process Show don't Tell Self - editing Proofreading Building a solid career Targeting a specific genre Genre Fiction Literary Fiction Sharpening your writing skills Making every word count Deadlines Putting together an Anthology Working with other artists Collaborating Grammar Punctuation Writing for a career Treating it as a business Running a small press Financing your career Keeping track of your royalties Staying motivated Writing movies Writing comics Writing games Building a fan - base Online presence Newsletters Podcasting Author interviews Media appearances Websites Blogging And so much more... Are you ready to be called an author?

So, we can grow our reach for free by doing things like guest blogging and keeping up our social media channels.

I keep asking myself: Do I enjoy blogging to the extent that it makes me happy or does it cause me stress?

When she finished her project she realised that she didn't want to stop blogging, so she just kept going.

I've been blogging for some years, on Grantourismo listed above and other blogs, and I also consult on social media to restaurants and hotels, so I try to keep on top of similar global lists, as difficult as it is because there are just so many and the list is growing all the time and I'm just so busy doing my * real * job.

Throughout my journey, I wasn't blogging, but I did keep a diary.

There was a time when I didn't have much interest in visiting China, but the travel blogging community keeps changing my mind!

Huge thanks for including Lifecruiser.com in this famous travel bloggers list — we travel bloggers need to keep together and supporting each other much more to stand out in the competition of other blogging subjects and you just did make that easier for us!!!! Well done with all the work to make the list and to keep it up!

Stacy Jessee said she'd read that becoming an LLC won't actually protect my personal assets if I don't keep my personal finances and blogging finances completely separate.

Why and how did we get into travel blogging and what motivates us to keep going A while ago, the wonderful people at F5 Escapes, the company that's «redefining women's travel in India» invited us to talk about our travel...

BUT that being said, it's also the reason I do as much as I can to keep up with the industry and stay a part of it through my personal endeavors like blogging and social media.

Thanks Caz, yeah I put it together because as a long - term budget traveler not everything is lanned out too far in advance, and I've always thought wouldn't it be great to have all the sites I need in one place so I don't have to keep fishing around for them — So when I started blogging which was only a few months ago — I put this together and I hope it comes in handy for other travelers too

I blogged the other day about whether light at night does or does not affect bass fishing, and for all the different answers and opinions, I am still going with trying to keep as much light off the water as possible when I am fishing areas that would not naturally see any light.