Sentences with phrase «especially in blogging»

It can be really hard to see others «succeed» when you feel stuck, especially in blogging where everything is out there for the world to see.

I think that it is SO important to remain authentic, especially in the blogging world where things can easily change.

Not exact matches

I think this is a great question because not everyone that is influential (especially in the B2B world) spends as much time tweeting, blogging and posting Instagram photos as many of the influencers listed above do.

This is especially important in researching a blogging niche because not all searches result in clicks.

I think this will help a lot of people, especially those new to blogging or any website to understand how to become favorable in the search engines eyes.

(I'm especially excited to meet my blogging buddy Matthew Paul Turner in person!)

I am starting to see this happening in the «like» minded people community and especially the blogging of theology.

Playing the comparison game (especially in such a talented and highly - competitive world like food blogging) will never make me feel good.

In the past few years, especially with blogging, I think I've learned to be open to constructive criticism, knowing when to take it to heart and when to take it with a grain of salt.

Especially in the world of food blogging, there is always room for more pumpkin recipes.

I'm excited to participate in ShiftCon for many reasons including that some of my old blogging buddies will be there and especially because the focus is on topics that mean so much to me.

So consider joining our Facebook community, a great way to stay in touch with me and other readers, especially as my blogging schedule slows a little bit this summer.

She started blogging in 2009 as a way to keep track of her thoughts on being a first time mom, especially her struggle with postpartum depression, and as a way of reaching out to other moms who are struggling with the same things.

Thanks to all who have supported me on this blogging journey, especially my sisters - in - arms at The Green Moms Carnival and @GreenMoms.

Especially in the typical absence of formal academic reward systems for online outreach (nobody is getting tenure yet for their science blogging or Instagramming), I think it's incredibly important to understand science bloggers» and Instagrammers» motivations.

My longer story about how I got into blogging, especially fashion blogging, can be found in an earlier post here.

And I get it, taking photos of your girlfriend who's walking around DC looking for a white wall is really not that fun, especially when you're probably afraid you're going to run into someone you know and have to explain to them that your girlfriend wasn't taking senior photos -LCB- even though maybe the above kinda looks like it... -RCB- but that she dabbles in blogging because that's kinda a thing...?

A few weeks ago I blogged about barely buying anything in person, especially since arriving in Europe.

I didn't mean to have such a gap in blogging, especially after that mic drop of my last post regarding my mom's birthday.

This is especially true in the blogging world.

Patience is such an important factor, especially in something like blogging where you may not make a dime for years.

I received a few nasty comments in my blogging years and just delete them, especially as it seems to be the same person.

I know there is often negative connotations with «changing», especially in the world of fashion and fashion blogging.

fashion blogging is a sure hit, most especially out here in the sandpit — i literally see new bloggers coming out in the open day by day.

Blogging and Instagram provide so much inspiration, especially when you find people who have similar pieces in their wardrobe.

Some weeks are hard on the bank with blogging, especially with my new rise in fashion posts!

Also, clutches are chic in terms of accessorizing your outfit... especially at night I prefer a clutch over a purse:) I am glad I came across your blog, I am new to the blogging world but if you have a chance stop by and check it out!!

I love your positivity an ability to spread joy and happiness to those in the blogging world, especially with your cafés coeurs:).

I'm still in awe of your experience at NYFW and especially loved your post about meeting Jen from Dressing with Class — isn't it crazy how blogging brings people together?

Congrats on going full time... I'm SO glad I found your little corner of the internet, because I absolutely love your authenticity, especially in the world of fashion blogging.

Especially since I've been off my blogging game and life in general lately.

And what a refreshing and great message to stay authentic, especially with all the experience you have in fashion and blogging!

I spotted many of my favorite American and international fashion bloggers, which is my favorite part of fashion week especially since I've made so many friends in the blogging world.

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I especially enjoyed meeting new people in both the blogging and running worlds.

Especially in the age of social media and blogging... it's so hard not to compare... and not to wish you had what others have.

I am more than ready for a new one to start, but I'm thankful for everything I learned and for everyone I've met this year, especially my friends in the blogging community!

Everybody was blogging in 2014, and especially teachers.

Getting kids to write, especially the weaker writers, can be a challenge in itself but getting kids to write about math can be even more challenging — unless you use blogging as your literacy tactic.

My books are selling well thanks to some targeted advertising, but reading your post helps me to see I could be doing more, especially in the area of blogging and following blogs.

One of my motivations in blogging at TKZ is to share what I've learned with other writers, especially those that are just starting out.

I especially value her perspective because she has experience in both the non-fiction and fiction worlds (in addition to writing, blogging, and podcasting about indy publishing, she also authors the ARKANE action adventure thriller series and the London Psychic crime thrillers).

Although I have worked in the IT industry for over 20 years and have a solid grasp of technology, and although I am a published author who is active on social media, I came away from Kristen's book with insights on how and where I need to improve my approach, especially to blogging.

If you have an active blog with commenting followers and an even more active lurker community (reflected in stats for your site hits), blogging is a resource that can be especially useful to the self - published author, the aspiring author trying to get their name out, and the pubbed author with «out of the box» promo objectives.

In many cases, especially for nonfiction writers, blogging makes sense.

Lately I've been thinking about reading my first Jennifer Crusie book — especially after Jennifer Weiner and The Book Lady blogged about her, and Amy Scribner called her «one of the most deeply satisfying writers around» in the September issue of BookPage.

I've blogged before (at www.pauljholden.com) about some of the features I've felt Comixology lacks, especially in respect to longer form comics and anthology titles; a decent page scrubber and some sort of chapter feature.

So called «Sponsored posts» are already common in blogging (especially food blogging).

In the example above, the woman didn't seem to be any better than your average college friend especially when her only experience came from blogging (I mean who doesn't blog these days?)

A few book blogs are especially influential and / or representative of what's going on in the book blogging world.