Sentences with phrase «see your blog title»
You're looking to persuade people who see your blog title to take an action: you want them to open the blog post.
http://tobecomeawriter.com/ Not exact matches
Here's an example of what you'll see after you've typed in several different blog post titles:
As you can see from the title of this blog post / recipe, «dark chocolate tart with cranberry glaze» is not a plant (well, except cacao does come from a plant, so maybe this tart is a plant?
Just click the recipe title under each photo to see the complete recipe on the original blog.
Oooh but you were painting such a lovely cozy coffee shop image there, that takes descriptive non-brief-comment words AIP to oat - itarian, I can see the blog post title now lol.
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You see, I'm the «suffer» in the title of this blog.
See the post under the CIO index (in the blog index) titled «should you do CIO».
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When you saw this title, you may have wondered, what is a blog post about chiropractic...
When you saw this title, you may have wondered, what is a blog post about chiropractic care doing on a lactation consultant's website?
Inspired by Gabby Bernstein's blog post titled «'' Say This One Sentence to See the World Differently.»
Um, see the title of my blog.
blog post title i never thought i'd see — «fun with breast cancer» your spirit is indomitable, little lady.
This is so funny because literally a minute ago, I was reading a blog that was titled «Summer Coverup» and I see....
You guys, I have been all about some alliteration this week (* see blog post title *).
I am glad to see eHarmony responding in their official blog to an article titled «Marriage - Maker Claims Are Tied in Knots» from the Wall Street Journal.
On my film blog I've produced my own list of the 101 Christmas Movies You Must See Before You Die, shares some films from this list but has many more interesting and lesser known titles that I recommend if you're looking for something different to watch this year - http://cuemarks.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/101-christmas-movies-you-must-see.html
The full list of deals is available for perusal over at the PlayStation Blog and as you can see, there are lots of Tom Clancy titles available: There's the recently released Rainbow Six Siege for only $ 38.99 (original price: $ 59.99), Ghost Recon: Future Soldier and Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 for only $ 4.99 each (normally priced at $ 19.99), both Rainbow Six Vegas titles for just $ 4.99 apiece (again, normally $ 19.99), and the excellent Splinter Cell: Blacklist for a mere $ 9.99.
As a follow - up to our most recent post, for those of you interested in reading more about Kane's testimony in the Vergara v. California case, please see the following post written by John Thompson in another blog titled «Does the Gates Foundation's Evidence Argue For or Against Vergara?»
I downloaded it probably a full year before I actually read it — because I kept reading her blog and seeing descriptions reminding me that it sounded interesting — and then I promptly bought every single title she had out, and I've been a fan of the buy - new - releases - even - before - the - official - announcements - are - made type since.
As seen in the New York Times, and favorably mentioned in Seth Godin's blog, authors can save time checking multiple aspects of multiple titles, monitoring:
I'm not sure I necessarily believe this — I think it's more that people are seeing something that's common with books that become more popular: with most titles, you'll see fewer rave 5 - star reviews once reviewers have no connection, however loose, to you (i.e. friends of friends, readers of a blog where you were interviewed, acquaintances from Twitter, etc.).
-LSB-...] I'm seeing a ton of blog posts with titles like «The Very Rich Indie Writer,» «Is Amanda Hocking the New Christopher Paolini?»
Clever titles are great, and stick in the memory just like they do for fiction books, but you need to add a subtitle (see next blog on this topic) just below to describe what your book is about.
It's a great way to see all of the most popular blogs in one site, with the most recent article titles on the same page.
For thoughts on the importance of covers, see the March 2013 blog post by Mark Coker titled, «Six Tips to Bring Your Book Back from the Doldrums» or download Mark's free ebook, The Secrets to Ebook Publishing Success or watch Mark's Youtube video on best practices, The Secrets to Ebook Publishing Success
Following Paul's blog titled «Strength in Numbers» yesterday, you can see with your own eyes (especially if you have purchased SEALs of Summer superbundle onto your eReading device) how collaboration can allow authors of the same genre to join forces and deliver the collection of stories that readers can not resist.
Her blog publishes inspiration and advice for the author's journey: Blue Horizon Communications Blog And her free eBook, available for newsletter signup (see the upper right - hand corner of her homepage) is titled: I Need to Be a Bestselling Author — Is That Tblog publishes inspiration and advice for the author's journey: Blue Horizon Communications Blog And her free eBook, available for newsletter signup (see the upper right - hand corner of her homepage) is titled: I Need to Be a Bestselling Author — Is That TBlog And her free eBook, available for newsletter signup (see the upper right - hand corner of her homepage) is titled: I Need to Be a Bestselling Author — Is That True?
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Actually, I'd like for you to buy this book I mention below — and I'll throw in a challenge: if everyone who reads this post will invest just one cent and purchase this book below, not only will you help out the blog but let's see if we can make this book reach the # 1 paid title in the entire Amazon Kindle store!
I'm seeing a ton of blog posts with titles like «The Very Rich Indie Writer,» «Is Amanda Hocking the New Christopher Paolini?»
According to Mark Waid's blog post titled, «Print Math,» an indie publisher could see as little as $.60, from each issue they sell at $ 3.99.
When I saw the title I decided that you'd surely jumped the shark into endless self - promotion with this blog.
First, at the blog for The Domino Project — his former publishing imprint with Amazon, which as of 2011 is not publishing new titles — Godin writes, «If you love books, it's hard to see Amazon as a villain.
If you are interested in further comments on this topic, see the article on our blog titled «Our Take on the Active vs Passive Debate».
This being the Financial Independence blog housed at MoneySense.ca, I was happy to see at least one other author making the same distinction: financial planner David Christianson recently published a book titled Managing the Bull under Evelyn Jacks» book publishing division, Knowledge Bureau Newsbooks.
Cardiff Garcia of the Financial Times» Alphaville blog in an August 20, 2010 article titled, Of fat tails and mean reversion agrees with James Montier's argument on the mean reversion and fat tails (see article below).
In addition to this, the Lionhead blog has announced that Jan. 13 will also see the release of a free title update.
All those games, every single one on that list are AAA titles, whilst some of the gaming blogs may have downplayed them (as there is a agenda from most gaming blogs, to see Sony fail this generation because of their success the last 2 times around).
Bateman has an entry on his blog celebrating the game going master (it was originally listed as a PS2 title to be released by Midas, too - but I don't see that mentioned anywhere?)
It's a slightly obscure Japanese title that is over a year old, and is not going to get any coverage on this blog anymore, but I would have appreciated an easy way to see that it was out and what the price was.
It's going to be at least another year before Spire sees a release, although Hitbox promises that various blog posts throughout the year will delve into the ins and outs of the title, including how that curated level generation will work.
ADAA's Inside Stories blog selects Robert Mapplethorpe and George Platt Lynes, two distinct exhibitions at Robert Miller Gallery, in its article titled «17 Master Photographers to See in Gallery Shows This Month.»
When you see a business magazine story about blogs with the title «Attack of The Bblogs with the title «Attack of The BlogsBlogs!
See comment 15 on Dot Earth 11 November blog titled «More Heat on Ways to Lower the Thermostat.»
of NRDC, on July 11 made a posting on the NRDC Blog, Switchboard titled «Drowning in our own Wastes» the first time that I have seen any environmental group or person show concern.
Did anyone else see in this paper's «The Opinionator» blog, 12/12/07, the article titled, «Pope Prefers People to Polar Bears»?
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And now that Tesla seems to making serious progress on this master plan (although we have yet to see the affordable high volume EV go into production), including the potential acquisition of SolarCity, Musk has just released his latest iteration of his master plan on the company blog in an article titled Master Plan, Part Deux.