Sentences with phrase «meeting readers of the blog»

I also had the great opportunity to meet some readers of the blog.

Not exact matches

If you're a reader of this blog you might understandably assume that I've been at this rabble - rousing thing a long time, that I'm the type who regularly shows up at school board meetings with a raised fist and a loud voice.

Interesting fact, I've met some of my blog readers in the delivery room!

Hope you're doing well love, I really appreciate all your comments on my blog, you're actually my sweetest reader even though I don't feel like you're a reader but more of a friend I never met haha.

I have been having SO MUCH FUN writing this blog, and I've been meeting some of the coolest people (bloggers, readers, owners of companies that I've been able to work with).

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If you've never heard of a blog tour before, the best way I can think to describe it is like a digital version of a book signing — a place where your target readers are hanging out — so you can meet them and tell them about your book.

However, I'm thankful for the nice beta reader I met on one of your blog posts, and to make it easier for her, I plan to only ask her to point out confusing sentences, character inconsistencies, and plot holes.

Instead of visiting bookstores and meeting people by reading your book or answering questions, you meet the readers where they are - on the blogs sites that they frequent.

Been there, done that with vanity publishing and vanity literary agency / Learned an expensive lesson before going back to square one, which was picking the brains of writer friends that I'd first met as blog readers.

By posting blogs such as these, you are meeting the needs of online readers — without selling them anything.

I've had not one but four readers fly over to Thailand to meet us, or because they've read one of my travel blogs and my posts helped them decide that this is a good home base for them.

Readers of our blog and accidentally met people join us and share fuel costs.

If you are a regular reader of the JD Bliss blog, then you are already ahead of the game (i.e. you are not simply sticking your head in the sand and meeting your billable hour requirements.)

As a long time reader of your blog, I can't tell how much joy it brings me to see that you all have finally met your Sweet P!

Long story short - I ended up «meeting» Julia on Twitter the night of the Behold the Lamb concert (turns out Julia is a regular reader of our blog.

AND the folks might be readers of your blog and love to meet you!

Thanks Becky, I love how blogs can meet all sorts of needs for the readers and the writers and there is no «one way» to do it!

I was so happy to be able to help customers and chat with blog readers... it was SO wonderful meeting each and every single one of you.