Sentences with phrase «of time blogging»

Alicia shared that she spends most of her time blogging in this beautiful kitchen space.

I think that a lot of them have interesting things to say, and I do read some of the blogs on Active Rain, but I have no idea why an agent would spend a lot of time blogging to other agents.

Do you spend a fair amount of time blogging, writing articles, speaking at seminars and conferences, commenting on LinkedIn, Twitter, or your web site?

They are busy and are not spending a lot of time blogging.

I believe many authors waste a lot of time blogging, and actually ruin their brand in the process.

I absolutely do not think paleolithic man spent most of his time blogging or playing video games, and the introduction of those activities coincides exactly with our obesity and diabetes epidemic.

But for the vast majority, spending a lot of time blogging, tweeting, and posting on those sites won't count for much.

Not exact matches

I had one of the most - read World of Warcraft blogs on the Internet at a time when blogging was still relatively new (2007).

There are some time proven strategies for this kind of link building are guest blogging on relevant blogs in your niche, and simply calling up or emailing webmasters and editors and asking for a resource link.

I've blogged a number of times about what is commonly and loosely called «executive compensation.»

Charles Duhigg, staff writer for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit, answers questions from readers on Quora on topics ranging from how to develop a blogging habit to what it's like to work as a journalist.

Blogging, Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest... every time I start, there is too long of a lapse between posts.

Since some might wonder, I'll point out that I'm not technically a professional journalist myself — I'm a professor who dabbles at blogging — but I take my independence seriously, and I assure you that the first time anyone in management at Rogers Media (owner of Canadian Business) tries to tell me what to write in this space, that will be the very last day I write for them.

Do you think it's wise for me to spend my free time on blogging or should I focus 100 % of my time on my day job?

Today I've blogged again, this time about the contents of the final report itself. This second blog post, being rather long and nuanced, was written for the Homeless Hub. It can be accessed at this -LSB-...]

After around two years of blogging, I left my day job to blog full - time.

In that time, I've worked with a lot of the bigger players in content marketing and blogging services.

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.

Through blogging, I've been lucky enough to get mentioned in the press, invited to conferences, meet industry influencers, gain the attention of clients and get hired for full - time marketing roles.

The appeal of toolkits is that people who are less advanced in blogging than you are know they can save themselves a lot of time and frustration by finding out what tools you use to run a successful blog.

Blogging is probably the most time - consuming way of making money on the Steemit platform.

Here's the deal: guest blogging purely for backlinks on a bunch of spammy blogs with terribly written articles is a waste of time.

Of course, you're going to hear about how guest blogging doesn't work anymore, and how it's a waste of timOf course, you're going to hear about how guest blogging doesn't work anymore, and how it's a waste of timof time.

Regardless of whether you see blogging as a hobby or full time job, it is one of the most profitable ways to generate passive income.

Long time readers of Business Blog Consulting understand the SEO value of blogging, however, we wanted to check in with marketers with a variety of blogging experience to see what their experiences have been firsthand.

Really starting to think blogging on cnn is a complete waste of time..

As for the standard of interpersonal relationship you suggest, I would offer in reply the idea that if one is incapable of making one's meaning reasonably plain without taking the steps you recommend then perhaps one should either spend a good deal more time reflecting prior to committing one's words to print or, failing that, consider a full withdrawal from the grind of blogging.

I remember being disturbed by that email, and it added to my sense at the time that the blogging - focused / issue - centric / religio - critical nature of the EC movement allowed people (perhaps sometimes enabled them) to ignore their home - lives, family relationships, etc..

I've been watching Christopher Benson take up on behalf of BioLogos this last period of time — I guess it's over a couple of weeks now, but blogging distorts time.

I have blogged for a long time on theology and have wrestled with many of these questions both inside and outside the Church for decades.

It is one of the best things I've seen blogged in a long time.

The lectionary is rich this time of year, and as I get back to blogging through the Scripture readings each week, our focus will be on paying attention to the witness of the prophets, connecting them to the Christmas story and to our present longing for God's will to be done on earth as it is in heaven.

Back when I had my first three, I worked full time, sure, but it was local and I had a full year of mat leave, I blogged during naptime for the fun of it.

For all that fretting about how the Millennial generation is too busy tweeting, texting, blogging and catching up on episodes of Gossip Girl to have time for books, new studies find that they're actually doing the most reading in America.

Perhaps you should spend some of your blogging time educating yourself instead.

I am taking the rest of the year off from blogging to spend time with my family.

I myself bought my iPad almost solely for the purpose of spiritual blogging on the bus (which I am doing right now), and it has given me more time to think about these matters and to read a much larger diversity of views than I would otherwise.

Since 2003 she has blogged as The Velveteen Rabbi; in 2008, TIME named her blog one of the top 25 sites on the internet.

You got stuck on the difference between «to» and «too,» I don't really have the time to value the importance of spelling while blogging in a hurry to the point of editing constantly like you do.

I plan to take some time off blogging, with the exception of a few announcements and guest posts here and there, so I can pray and yell and listen and reflect and maybe reconsider that cereal blog.

I started writing a blog in November, but it took me quite a long time to really take that step, as I had always been wondering what other people might think of me blogging about healthy, mostly plant - based food, as most people around me don't share this interest and think quite different than I do.

In particular, I'm looking forward to learning more about social media and the business end of blogging... what I need to take Books n» Cooks to the next level (besides more time, that is!).

One of my favorite things about this time of year in the blogging world is learning about how other people celebrate the holidays including their memories and food traditions and this bountiful bowl looks like the essence of comfort and deliciousness.

I would have also accepted cucumber and about 4 times the amount of carrots and cilantro but that would have covered the meatballs too much for the photo so for the sake of blogging, I lessened it.

Anyway as you may already be aware, I participated in this challenge alongside some of my other blogging friends and now it's time for you to vote for your favorite recipe on the Just BARE Facebook page.

I am starting the next leg of holiday baking today with these double chocolate peppermint cookies while celebrating one of my favorite and long time blogging friends.

There have been several times when I've wondered why I'm even doing this whole ding - dang thing, if it's even worth it, getting ready to throw in the towel — but then I remember my readers, my blogging friends, the food blog community, all of you who inspire me.

I am also a veggie lover so January is one of my favourite times of the year in the food blogging world.

didn't know anything about blogging before i started a food / family one this summer (sort of been in a time freeze since 2001 having 4 kids), and i'm glad i didn't.

I am what I guess you'd call a newbie blogger and even though I can be impatient with some of the aspects of this blogging business at times, I do love things being so new, hitting new milestones, and learning / trying new things all the time.