Sentences with phrase «effort type of post»

Tip: It's not enough to slap up that minimum - effort type of post that happens in the last 10 minutes of an exhausting day.

Not exact matches

In reality, you're wasting countless hours if you're not focusing your efforts on your most effective types of posts.

Cho goes into great detail on the ROI of these efforts, additional benefits, how side projects stack up against other types of marketing he's tried, and tips to do side projects right, so check out the complete post if you'd like more info.

I remember reading a comment on one of your previous red carpet mudslinging efforts about maybe considering removing these types of posts from your content, and I wish you would do so.

(Author's note: initially I thought I'd write some type of instructional post, but in the process of planning and writing, it turned into more of an effort to inspire those of you who are in the early phase of your writing life — probably because I'm in the early phase of my most ambitious project to - date and -LSB-...]

Many of you participated and helped fund my daughter's spring break trip to Washington, DC and New York City last week (if you don't know what I'm talking about, you can click here or type in http://bit.ly/NEzWll into your web browser to read the post about their collaborative efforts in writing their first Kindle book).

Here's an update for those of you who purchased my children's book as a fundraiser for my daughter's spring break trip to Washington, DC (if you don't know what I'm talking about, you can click here or type in http://bit.ly/NEzWll into your web browser to read the post about their collaborative efforts in writing their first Kindle book): the plane leaves next week.

He told the National Post just before he died: «I don't know anybody that's willing to take these on with the type of commitment I think is necessary, because it certainly is a costly process, in time, in effort, and in reputation,» comparing himself to Father Damien, a sainted 19th century Belgian priest who cared for people with leprosy in Hawaii.

In a recent post, From Westlaw to a Software Company — Thomson Reuters Bold Leap, Simon Chester describes the most recent efforts of Thomson Reuters to «re-conceptualize the company» with «projects that enable project management type workflow».

That said, I think the bulk of his vitriol is directed toward the never - ending stream of «wholesalers» joining BP, posting stupid questions for a week (yes, when all it takes is a little effort and the ability to type some words into the box that says «Search the site», there ARE stupid questions), then blowing away with the sands of time along with their hideous bandit signs and 2k they «invested» in the «Fortune Builders» seminar.

As I mentioned earlier in this post, I made a conscious effort in 2017 to bring more cleaning / organization types of posts to the blog.