Sentences with phrase «lots of readers questions»

I've answered lots of readers questions in emails and on social media.

I get a lot of reader questions from people who are new to a plant - based diet and in need of some guidance and simple recipes to get started.

I get a lot of reader questions about their green smoothies, and how chunky they come out in a regular blender.

These are actually some of my favorite posts to write because I feel like a lot of the reader questions that I get are questions that SO MANY of you want to ask... and often times, the reader questions spur some really interesting debate and further discussion and further questions, etc. etc. etc..

We get a lot of reader questions when it comes to home owner and real estate issues.

Dear Jason, The whole issue of transferring points can be confusing, and prompts a lot of reader questions.

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Since I wrote about this two days ago, I've heard from a lot of readers with questions about the fine print.

The format is especially useful if you readers have lots of questions about a topic.

The temperature thing can be a little tricky and I've answered lots of great questions from other readers that you might find useful.

I get a lot of questions from readers about where we buy our grass - fed beef and we buy the majority of it from a local ranch.

But when I noticed that lots of readers were asking questions about how to turn the cake recipe into a cupcake recipe, I decided it was time to give it a try myself!

I get this question from a lot of my readers, and of course, only you can decide this for yourself.

Well, dear reader, I am happy to report that there's a new book on the market that may answer a lot of your questions.

Anyway... I get a lot of questions from readers on social media or on the blog or even via email about how I do my hair, what hair tools or products I love, etc... so I thought I would share a few things here and there on what I like and what I use!

I shared a little bit about Vibrant Hope in my ethical gift guide podcast episode and blog post, but as we are getting closer and closer to Christmas, I've had a lot of questions from readers on places to look for fair trade gifts!

I've received a lot of questions from readers and bloggers about tips for growing their blog with Pinterest.

This is a question I get a lot from readers who are planning a trip to Seattle and from visiting family and friends (along with requests for the perfect dinner date location, of course).

I've been getting lots of emails from StoneGable readers asking that question.

Recently I've been getting a lot of questions from readers from my blog, Instagram, and Facebook about how I keep my figure and all tha...

I have gotten a lot of questions from readers about the best places to buy ethically made Easter outfits for women and for kiddos.

Whilst you should be able to answer a lot of your readers» questions through your FAQ page, there is bound to be a few people that still need a little extra info.

I have gotten a lot of questions from friends and readers in the last few weeks about «What to wear» to those holiday parties this year.

We get a lot of questions from readers about UK swinger sites, so we've gathered our top three picks all in one place.

I got a lot of questions from readers on these unusual experiences, so I decided to open up about it in a more in - depth way.

Lots of questions came in from our readers resulting in some great discussions surrounding actors that have aged well and poorly (in the sense of talent, not looks!).

KW: I told my readers I'd be interviewing you, and they sent me a lot of questions, so let's see how many we can get through.

My recent post on The Teacher Salary Project drew lots of attention and a bunch of interesting questions from readers that have challenged my thinking.

There are lots of basic questions that you can answer for readers that might not be on the front page of your state's website.

In a cryptically worded graphic on their website, a lot of unanswered questions were alluded to, particularly that the ebooks parents have already purchased for their young readers as part of the platform «may soon no longer be available,» and that consumers «may be able to continue using your eBooks by making sure to open them on a bookshelf at least once by October 15.»

We had a lot of questions from the readers about how to find readers in this genre or that genre.

Anyway, I know I have lots of readers who are interested in writing their own novel and self - publishing it, so this is your chance to come ask questions.

So I suggested making an «Author's Questions to / for the Reader» section instead of a «Discussion Questions» section, which my friends liked a lot more.

YA / Mature Readers: The questions of identity and the lure of fashion and fame will mean a lot to teens.

I've had lots of questions from readers of our Fab Freelance Writing Blog who are itching to try fiction, but aren't sure whether they can; I said:

Oh well, inquiries aside this was a really cute chart, and very fun I was thrown off by the first question, since I read it as «I want to be the next J.K. Rowling» which I do want to be, since I want to give as many readers as possible a place to escape and to dream through the outlet of a book, which often requires selling a lot of books.

Sony's Touch Edition Reader, the PRS - 600, looks to answer a lot of questions and push ebooks to a wider audience.

So I have a lot of questions from reader and listeners of The Creative Penn site, and today I'm starting a new series of answering questions.

There are a lot of unanswered questions so far and, based on RH's history, I'm not convinced this is anything more than another way for them to try to line their own pockets at the expense of readers and authors.

If you're getting a lot of questions about your series order (this is a common one from readers), you may want to have a separate part of your website that just talks about your which books to follow to read the entire series.

We did some research and asked a whole lot of questions — and I shared ways that you could find the answers to these questions — to create a detailed and specific persona of your ideal reader.

This is a valid question, and I've heard it lately from a lot of readers since my Performance Series of articles began appearing in February.

We get a lot of questions from readers regarding mortgage quotes.

Sadly, we get lots of questions from readers about their dogs having upset stomachs from something they ate that they shouldn't have or perhaps a virus.

Kittens Eyes have Matted Up Not rated yet Reader Question: There are some kittens that have a lot of matter around their eyes.

Recognizing Adrenal Disease in Dogs Not rated yet Reader Question: My 10 year old large Sheltie has high liver counts, but he eats all the time, drinks lots of water, more than he ever has, but has...

We get a lot of questions from readers regarding the relationships they have with the people who care for their pets.

The double - entry stamp is something a lot of American travelers worry about, the number one question I'd been asked about by readers of a Cuba series I'd posted on my travel blog.

However, I always have a lot of topics on the back burner, and tonight I want to briefly address one question that a lot of readers asked in response to my end of year reflections: how do I keep from getting in trouble with my credit card issuers, given the amount of manufactured spend I put on my credit cards?

Since we live on Oahu, we get a lot of questions from friends and readers about what to pack for their trip to our islands, especially when bringing the little ones.

I'm pretty sure there are a lot of questions, especially from those who think that there are far better blogs (in terms of quality of writing and content, which are the main things that we are looking for) that should be on the list, but please encourage them to campaign for these travel blogs under the readers» choice category.