Sentences with phrase «mentioned in my post»

These include the harsh reality mentioned in a post that «starting a business is like riding a roller coaster» and the piece titled «Starting a Business Is Like Jumping Out Of An Airplane» (not an approach I recommend).

Disclosure: Unless otherwise noted, Mr. Johnson has no personal investments in any securities mentioned in his posts.

A strategy used by many marketers — Michael Grubbs mentioned it in his post above, too — is to find influencers in your niche by searching BuzzSumo's content analysis tool.

But actually it seems like you just want to reduce your allocation to managing property yourself, as the alternative mentioned in this post is crowd funded real estate!

As you mentioned in your post, it's relative to your site, not some arbitrary number.

One component helps you easily find anyone's email address (Marketer tool), another component helps you write and send outreach emails when you're ready to promote content (Connector tool), and a final component scans your post, finds people who are mentioned on Twitter, and pre-populates tweets that you can send to them notifying them that they've been mentioned in your post.

As Joe mentions in his post on managing the content marketing process, it's helpful to have two editorial calendars: a master calendar where you can see everything at a glance and separate calendars for specific activities.

Some of the photo editing tools that are mentioned in this post have also helped us take our visual marketing efforts to the next level.

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The small goal I mentioned in this post was just publishing an ebook and selling 10 copies at $ 10 a month.

- well said @the investors «I was always going to mention it in my post because this is part of the fall - out.»

I simply started buying stocks based on my methodology mentioned in this post and it wasn't till about late 2013 that I discovered this whole blogging world.

Seen it all before bob, you mentioned me in your post... I am not interested in political discussions.

I have OHI on my watch list as well as some others I mentioned in the post.

I stick to the basic value metrics as I mentioned in the post and so far I can not complain about my results.

Personally I don't hang around people that have guns because of the risks you mentioned in your post.

I travel a very Christ - centered path, but haven't been able to do that in the company of a large church community for the reasons you mention in this post — feeling pressured to conform.

BTW, everyone you just mentioned in that post represent how many people?

I could relate to every single thing you've mentioned in your post as well as those who've commented but just don't find the courage to take the next step.

I am not sure if I mentioned in my post about the Acts 29 conference I went to, but my biggest ache on that day was that all these men were going out to plant churches, and they were all Lordship / Calvinistic.

That would include the ones who come into my business and curse me out, and especially those who direct bad behavior toward LGBTQs, such as screaming at us, trying to get us fired from our jobs (you can be fired in over thirty states just for being gay), threatening us, hitting us, throwing us out of our homes and the other behaviors mentioned in these posts.

All I ask in return is that you mention me in a post afterwards.

As he mentions in this post, I was able to help him set up some of the «behind the scenes» elements of the blog, including tips and advice on plugins, some minor coding tweaks, and a few design elements.

I didn't mention it in this post, but I gleaned this idea from Lewis.

I didn't mention it in the post, but there was even a guy parked in the very middle of the parking lot... in his Yacht.

As I mentioned in my post, 1 John 2:27 says the opposite, «you have no need for anyone to teach you; but as His anointing teaches you about all things.»

As I mentioned in my post, «2016 and the Risk of Birth,» in revisiting Madeleine L'Engle's Genesis Trilogy, I've been struck by how forthcoming the author is about her own fears around raising children during the Cold War.

One thing I didn't mention in this post is the work of the Holy Spirit to teach us, guide, and help us understand Scripture.

Hearing and faith are important too, as you mentioned in your post that they are included along with baptism.

I am not condoning the things mentioned in your post, but I seriously believe that gay marriage has many more spiritual implications than many of the things you've just said in your post.

I am relatively new to the area, and the experience I mention in the post was from before I moved here.

That is never mentioned in this post which reopens this post to scrutiny.

It was only later that I would interact with the other authors mentioned in my post.

Out of curiosity, how do you understand the verse I mention in the post above?

Unfortunately, I didn't seek out any vegan spots while in Paris, but I recommend all the places I mentioned in this post.

Randy, as I mentioned in the post, how long the dough takes changes with the weather.

I already LOVE and use the olive oil Winona Oil as you mentioned in your post, but I would love to try the coconut oil as I'm sure it must be equally amazing!

Full disclosure, Bob's Smokin» Hardwood compensated us for being mentioned in this post.

Susan, as I mentioned in my post, I am aware that graham crackers contain gluten, which is why I expressed specifically that I used gluten free graham crackers.

I hope the weekend gives you the nourishment you need and thank you for the sweet mentions in your post.

Growing up all casseroles were pretty much full of cheese and meat like you mentioned in your post.

Disclosure: I am partnering with The Produce Box, mentioned in this post.

Disclosure: I received a Produce Box, as mentioned in this post, free of charge.

I have been quiet about my health issues since first mentioning them in a post a few months back.

As I mentioned in the post, if you aren't using it all in squash, you can either freeze the extra in a tightly covered container or bake the extra in greased ramekins.

I think I mentioned this in the post, but you can sweeten with powdered sugar instead of maple syrup if you want it thicker.

If you choose to accept this mission, I will be forever indebted to you, your children and your children's children: PLEASE work your magic and provide us with a fantastic recipe for those life - changing gaufres de Liège you casually mentioned in you post!

But as you mentioned in your post, the gluten - free tortillas out there aren't so great at bending.

As I mentioned in the post, the the cake isn't very sweet which is likely why it tastes bitter to you.

I received free samples of the Toufayan pita mentioned in this post.