Sentences with phrase «start on a particular topic»
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It's much better to get known in a smaller niche than to try to be everything to everyone, so hone in on the particular topics you want to be an industry leader for and start writing authoritative articles on the leading blogs in that space.»
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About once a month, I will collaborate with a fellow entrepreneur, author or teacher to share a downloadable training, be a guest on a telesummit or produce a webinar — that's an «online seminar» — on a particular topic, like «how to start a podcast» or «ways to brand your website,» or «the quickest way to write, sell and promote an e-book.»
Because you've been such a supportive and friendly group from the very start, I've gradually found my footing as an advocate, becoming more focused on particular topics and — I hope — more effective in helping to drive change.
Regular readers of a newsgroup devoted to a particular topic get justifiably upset when people start posting messages on an entirely different subject.
But as I started thinking about topics for a blog post on this particular dress, it was so obvious that I had to do something about New Year's Eve.
Then, start your own research on that particular topic to find the necessary statistics and facts to support your point of view.
Is fond of wearing khaki pants no matter the situation, will start lecturing you on the minutiae of a particular topic if you stop to make conversation, and is often bullied by every other group in the school.
Content is king, and back links are the heavy lifters, but I am hedging my bets that 2012 will be the year that the Semantic Web starts to take over and our online authority on particular topics starts to weigh in the most.
Hi folks, I guess this should really wait until a posting on clouds, but I started a new blog called «Head in A Cloud», focused on current research in cloud physics and in particular cirrus (my research) and upper troposphere / lower stratosphere topics.
In recent years in Australia, groups of judges have started to publish «bench books» which summarise the law on particular topics, which has the side effect of letting lawyers and members of the public see how those judges (probably) intend to administer those laws.