Sentences with phrase «hard about the bloggers»

I've thought long and hard about the bloggers I wanted to feature.

Not exact matches

But their cons were a little harder to pull off in an age when there weren't thousands of bloggers rushing to be the first to publish a post raving about what the visionary con artist said at the latest festival fetishizing «innovation.»

As a full - time blogger, it's hard not to think about how long blogging will last.

How about peter Cashmore of mashable, Markus fried of plenty of fish they are not hard core affiliate marketers they are just give their readers, helping them to learn something new, engage and meet new people like Markus is doing and the end result is they are the top adsense earners in the world making more than any other so - called pro bloggers in the world.

As I've heard other bloggers attest to, sometimes the hardest part about putting together a blog post is actually sitting down and writing it (as evidenced by the fact that I initially spelled that as righting — whoops).

I thought that blogger sounded a lot more «hard core» than me about eating naturally... admittedly because I didn't understand the reasoning behind the giveaway.

Do all food bloggers feel so sad about the ingredients that got wasted or do they become cold and hard - hearted after a couple of months of dumping their deformed, ruined, creations into the waste - bin along with that perfect idea that was envisioned exactly in its yummy baked / cooked glory!

I just find it hard to reconcile mummy bloggers who are quite vocal about allowing their kids no / minimal screen time (Courtney included, who I believe has posted before about this subject), whilst these mummies are happy to post numerous photo's per day on Instagram feeds of their very kids who aren't allowed to look at a computer!!

CTFD, via David Vienna The blogger behind The Daddy Complex unwittingly contributed to my round - up of toddler discipline strategies when he struck a chord with me and a gajillion other parents who are trying too hard and caring too much about every effing thing.

But it's hard to see how bloggers regurgitating your talking points is going to help change anyone's mind about whether HFCS is or isn't a highly processed toxic ingredient or whether it does or doesn't cause obesity, diabetes and liver disease.

In a moving vlog this week, Song told her fans that the hardest thing about being a blogger — and putting her life «out there» — is pretending she's happy.

A few weeks ago I was talking to a fellow blogger about my grapples of quitting my career to fulfil my dreams of blogging full time & being self employed versus not wanting to quit a career i've worked so hard to build and achieve success in... and she said something that got me thinking.

Normally I really don't like conversations about the weather, but as a fashion blogger it is just a very important topic... Last month there have been more rainy than sunny days, and that makes shooting outfits harder and more complicated.

it's hard to find bloggers that really care about both their art AND their readers, but you seem to be one of them i'm happy i found your blog!

I thought long and hard about whether I wanted to do this post — partly because every single blogger is posting about the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, and also because I'm not sure whether you guys are interested?

The hardest thing about being a fashion blogger, at least for me, is taking all these photos.

That's one of the hardest part about being a style blogger in my opinion is always feeling like you need to have new new new.

I know what you mean about the super quick comments — I also understand that it's hard to keep up with all the bloggers you love so much, especially if blogging is not your full time job!

I couldn't believe it when I started adding to my posts there and one of them hit hard and did really well — I don't think most bloggers think about StumbleUpon.

I thought long and hard about sharing them, but I figured my blogging friends would understand and non ~ bloggers would appreciate the imporatance of setting any type of goal.

I agree it was hard to pick someone for every category so I didn't nominate a blogger for each one — only those I could truly be honest about.

It can be hard to define the line between what you are and aren't willing to share, but I know as a blogger and avid reader I love learning more about the who the person is!

(This is an open letter to my fellow bloggers who are standing tall and brave and doing the hard work of speaking up against powerful and intimidating forces to fight to inject some sanity into the conversation about education.)

During the week of September 14 - 18, anyone who blogs about books is invited to help celebrate the hard work and dedication of book bloggers everywhere.

I read about about a book a week, which is a lot less than many book bloggers — but enough that characters and storylines start to blur together, and at the end of the year, it's not hard to determine which books are far and away my favorites.

Excellent post, and one I'm pondering hard as I think about what to do when Makepeace is published — I think I need a much sharper and more focused tour the next time around, with some sci - fi bloggers targeted.

There probably are bloggers from just about every country in the world, but I get it, they are hard to find.

Sure, I've talked a lot of smack about the failings of travel blogging, but I also have a lot of hope for what travel bloggers COULD do — that's why I'm so hard on it.

Very few people know about Zipkick but it's hitting the scene hard with the product they've built so far, the ambassadorship program with travel bloggers they've put together and the mega road trip they're on right now.

This is a wonderfully written article that illustrates one of the things that irks me most about the many, many travel bloggers that I follow: the articulation of «If I can travel this easily, then everybody can'that is constantly followed up by a slew of «I am not lucky to travel like this — I just worked hard» posts.

They have been able to make a lot of money after long hard commitment to blogging about their travel experiences, giving expert travel advice and networking with many companies and bloggers to support their blogging... Read More about Career or Travel?

While his month - to - month income is hard to predict, Hatton says his best months as a travel blogger and freelance writer earn about # 3,000 (~ $ 4,600), and a standard month earns about # 1,000 (~ $ 1,500).

There was an interesting debate going on on David Whitley's blog a few weeks ago about exactly how much travel bloggers are earning, and despite claims from a few well - known exponents of making some serious coin, I find it hard to believe that many people are making a genuine living from blogging.

TIPS TO SHARE FOR ASPIRING BLOGGERS / TRAVEL BLOGGERS Don't be too hard on yourself, enjoy the trip and think about your blog afterwards, explore your own hometown first, and don't overbook.

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I'm sure any other travel blogger that is keen to succeed will gain benefit from this book as long as they are passionate about travel and work hard.

So I joined the elite ranks of bloggers (hey, stop laughing so hard) and spent the better part of two years jawing about Mythic's latest fantasy project.

Being an artist and a blogger myself, I find it sometimes hard to come up with meaningful topics to blog about.

Bloggers who ply their trade on such sites sometimes work extraordinarily hard to tie something they feel like writing about to the «approved» topics.

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