Sentences with phrase «post i was thinking about»

When I wrote this blog post I was thinking about all the friends - attacking - friends on FB based on who they are voting for.

Gosh, 2 days before you wrote this post I was thinking about emailing you to ask what your thoughts are on wearing hot pink trousers in winter!

Test the CyanogenMod Jelly Bean OS and then post you're thoughts about it in the comments section.

For the purpose of this post I am thinking about airline miles, hotel points, credit card points, supermarket points — ie digital tokens tied to a company or group of companies.

While I was writing this post I was thinking about how many people are going to tell me they don't like my yellow walls.

As I was reading you post I was thinking about Sarah Richardson's new show on HGTV — «Sarah's Summer Home» — have you seen it?

Not exact matches

If you're nervous thinking about the kinds of stuff teenagers would post anonymously on a social network, you're not alone.

That's the question posed by a handful of thoughtful posts urging ambitious professionals to think carefully about whether their pursuit of success is actually making them unhappy.

You wrote the following in a blog post: «When I joined First Round, I gave a lot of thought to the type of VC I want to be, and I decided to be one that wouldn't hedge talking about mistakes and lessons hard won.»

«I don't mean you shouldn't set up a Facebook store, but if every post is about selling a product or pitching a deal, I don't think the medium works well.

In light of yesterday's post about how the expensive iPhone may be counter-productive to societal goals, I thought it might be prudent to also touch on the other side.

They post content without really thinking about who's on the receiving end, or how they'll react.

If you're a non-gamer reader, you're probably already thinking about giving this post a pass, but stick around — it may yet interest you.

When you get hung up on posting the same types of content again and again, your followers will become less engaged and are more apt to think you simply don't care about posting engaging content.

With seven days to go before the post is due to go live, start thinking about how it might start off and the way it might end.

This is the year more small businesses will have to sit down and seriously think about which platforms to use and how, according to the post, which predicts that «these decisions will increasingly play a key role in small business success.»

If you use an iPhone every day, post your thoughts on my Twitter feed about whether changing a physical home button is a problem.

But while moaning about meetings is emotionally satisfying, your hatred of regularly scheduled get togethers could very well be holding back your business, founder Peter Kazanjy argues in a recent, thought - provoking Medium post.

That's according to the New York Post, citing anonymous sources who claim that the TV host is already «thinking about her next act» and has skipped some major events lately, including last week's White House Correspondents» Dinner as well as Yahoo's NewFront presentation, the company's annual pitch to advertisers.

I also thought about which keywords you were trying to target with this post.

Not that the occasional typo bothers me, but, being a freelance editor and proofreader (yes, there is a difference), I find that more than two or three in a post and I take off my «interested reader» hat and put on my «eagle - eyed editor» hat without even thinking about it.

Seeing that this blog is solely about links, I don't think I'll be writing a post about on - site ecommerce SEO, but I can point you to a few great resources by Adam Audette:

Among the clutter of poorly written or hyped for publicity posts on buyer personas, it is nice to see a genuinely thought out post on a topic I care deeply about.

As I've posted about before: my startup motto is JFDI (think Nike).

Sam, great input (as always), posts like this keep me out of thinking about getting residential real estate into my investment portfolio, instead I focus on retail / industrial properties, however I think I could manage few residential units «on the side», because of lack of diversification I am thinking about buying a triplex at the moment, and I'm convinced that should be the last move and I would not touch the size of my real estate portfolio afterwards, remaining assets are going straight to stocks.

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I hope this post gives you something to think about now that everybody is a money making machine.

While not applicable to me (Canadian living in Germany) I love tax posts as it's area few focus on pr think about.

Last weekend I saw a post about Google's use of Ubuntu Linux workstations that caught my attention and I thought I'd share a little bit about how we are using Ubuntu at iAcquire.

From all your previous posts about it I thought you were way more involved than this.

As I expect to discuss in subsequent posts, much of what economists thought they knew about macroeconomic policy needs to be reassessed in light of events.

I was thinking about post «Is Binary trading legit?

I published my high - converting post in November when my target readers were thinking about next year's content.

The other good think about infographics is that you can use them as a kind of guest post.

I was once thinking about writing a blog post called «Is Reid Hoffman the Kevin Bacon of Silicon Valley» because it seemed that every angel / seed investor I knew looking at deals was shopping their deal to Reid and everybody wanted Reid's opinion before committing.

A few lines of thinking here — first, here's John Gruber's commentary around my post about Facebook having lost the plot:

If you are looking for more specifics on buyer personas, there have already been a couple of posts on the Content Marketing Institute that dug into the specifics: Keith Wiegold had a post about thinking about more than demographics and yesterday Chris Moritz provides some good links to get more info.

I've been thinking about updating this post, and this is great feedback.

This post about the Suzuki - Pembina report is a case in point: both sides of the debate seemed to think that I was offering aid and succor to the cause of the climate change deniers.

Think about how much more meaningful it is to share that a blog post generated 10,000 page views, 50 inbound links, 20 new leads — two of which are poised to close this week — than to say, «Rachel wrote a really cool blog post last month.

It made me think about the common American advertising message: «Because you're worth it,» but I kept asking myself, is this making my life better (I forgot I wrote a post on the topic that I just looked up and found relevant, «A question to ask all the time: «Is this making my life better» «-RRBis this making my life better (I forgot I wrote a post on the topic that I just looked up and found relevant, «A question to ask all the time: «Is this making my life better» «-RRBIs this making my life better» «-RRB-.

Whether you're a marketer analyzing Super Bowl ads, an investor posting about Bitcoin, or a software engineer explaining the newest technologies, you grasp the power of thought leadership to improve your career.

The conversation about angel money is one I have all the time with entrepreneurs so I thought it would make for a good post on understanding angel investing — how they think, how you should think and how the first round venture capital firm will think by the time the deal gets to them.

Indonesia and South Korea are thinking about joining forces in an attempt to boost the FinTech industry to help the burgeoning sector in both countries, reports The Jakarta Post.

Also, I've been reading up on the company recently and thought it would be interesting to post about whether Facebook could be a value investment.

This post is about my thinking process and what actions I took w.r.t. my portfolio.

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Ever since we posted our view on emergency funds, we have been thinking about a succinct, straightforward but also scientific way to debunk that bad, bad, bad advice that investors should hold large amounts of cash in a money market account.

Over the next few posts I'm going to dig deeper into how Canadians can start thinking about diversification, where we're seeing potential opportunities, how to access international markets effectively, and strategies to consider when looking to manage against market volatility.

That's an artifact of an old way of thinking about social media: Flood your page with posts and hope one or two stick.