Sentences with phrase «points bloggers because»

Not exact matches

As a blogger for The Economist points out, mid-sized cities score better than megacities because they tend to have less crime and congestion.

I'm giving myself points as a blogger because I'm actually posting a recipe to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in time for you to make it yourself.

And then come find us bloggers, because we'll point you to the booze booths and take made selfies.

Just because a blogger tends to support your party and ideology, don't assume he or she will flack your talking points.

I'm simply making the point that yes, some bloggers will promote brands for free, but that's because they either aren't sending enough traffic yet, or haven't woken up yet to their value.

I feel like most bloggers start because they are at this point in life where they're not quite sure what to do, so they think hey, why not?!

I don't know how popular these actually were among bloggers because I didn't really see anyone talking about them; I know bar glitters are a point of contention among us, and I thought maybe that's the reason.

It was interesting to listen to this point of view because normally I learn about what brands like from bloggers, not vice versa.

You might think Malloy did this because of the growing opposition to both in his state, but blogger Jonathan Pelto points out here that he did it not because he really believes there is a problem with the school reforms but because he is trying to assure his re-election this November and can read the political tea leaves.

But yes lots of bloggers get so overwhelmed with requests they have to draw lines to cut back, but the point of this post is just because they may not accept requests that does not mean they do not read self - published work so we should encourage that by creating better quality self - published work and keeping up the professional standards of conduct.

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I, for example, don't value Hyatt points nearly as highly as a a lot of bloggers seem to (possibly because I don't hold status with Hyatt) but, at $ 0.012 / point, I think the Category 6 redemptions can be great value.

@Gary Leff also did to the math but he inexplicably chose not to emphasize the salient points made at the two links I just provided (may be because it went against his usual narrative since he too found SPG [r.i.p] awards — one of his and other travel bloggers» preferred programs — to be prohibitively expensive).

As for the rest of the post, it is essentially correct, but it also illustrates my basic point that bloggers commenting about or disparaging HHonors have no business doing it because they are clueless about the program.

As the blogger points out, using vinegar is highly effective because it works overnight while some herbicides may take up to a week.

The latest trend is for companies seeking inbound links to spend time writing up semi-coherent comments that address some point in a blog post in the hope that the blogger will publish it (even though it includes a URL) because the comment actually makes sense and adds some value to the «conversation» on the blog.

As a blogger myself, I guess I'm disloyal, because I see AP's point — though I also believe that AP chose the worst possible facts upon which to assert its copyright claims.

(As a blogger I can't help but laugh when Google, of all companies, is suffering because of unfair search results, but that's beside the point.)

You know you've hit a low - point when you start resenting another blogger for having her maxi - dress blow above her head at her son's tennis lesson while everyone watched because, damn her, she had something funny to write about.