Sentences with phrase «years blogging at»

At time of writing, this is my tenth year blogging at gapingvoid.com.

Not exact matches

Tim has been blogging about branding and marketing strategies for over 4 years at Custom Gear (https://customgear.com.au/).

And yet, a year ago, the UP's (first) release came after the product had been hinted at in TED talks and blogged about for months.

Author Alexandra Levit, for instance, recently blogged about receiving an email from «a 45 - year - old who was thrilled that after more than 20 years in corporate America, he was at last working in a so - called «open environment.»

Guest blogging services are cropping up everywhere (including here, at AudienceBloom) as the industry begins to realize that guest blogging, as a link building tactic, is one of the few safe havens left after Penguin demolished many of the lower - cost, higher quantity tactics that SEOs came to rely upon over the course of the past several years.

But what if you've been blogging for years and yet you've been afraid to try your hand at affiliate marketing because you think it won't work for you?

I've been blogging at Buffer for a little over a year (13 months), and I tend to create about 15 posts per month.

On Tuesday night, Peterborough City Council approved a plan for a for - profit corporation to own and operate a new student residence at Trent University. I'm concerned that this may signal a new trend at Canadian universities; about a year ago, I blogged about a similar plan at the University of Toronto.

Of course there are other reasons for my sporadic blogging this year: a surprise new baby coming which completely disoriented us, a new book to finish writing (and I will share all about that in January), travelling and speaking all over North America, stewarding the message of Jesus Feminist throughout her first year of life, creating the Jesus Feminist collection with Imagine Goods, a trip to Haiti, new opportunities as a writer, three tinies at home with their own lives and drama and growth and change, remodelling parts of our home, marriage, church, friends, life, work, laundry (oh, can we talk laundry?!)

This year's event was held last month in Toronto and has, of course, been blogged here at PoMoCon.

Since I have qualified to make it on a few lists of blogs, most recently into the top 55 pastor bloggers, and since I am a pastor who has been blogging at nakedpastor for a few years, I figure this allows me to give some suggestions to pastor bloggers.

I first wrote about Quinoa Pilaf two years ago, when I was new at blogging and took blurry iPhone photos.

This post celebrates 5 complete years of blogging on MORE TIME AT THE TABLE.

In the book Julie Powell recounts her year spent cooking through Julia Child's classic cookbook Mastering the Art of French Cooking and blogging about it at the same time.

The fellow bloggers that I have met at food blogging conferences this year have been the sweetest, most genuine people I have ever met in my life.

Fed Up With Lunch — For a year, one woman blogged about her school lunch every day at a public school in Chicago... then she wrote a book.

Joanne I have hardly blogged this year at all for lack of inspiration.

So I put the bettyrawker.com website on hold and started blogging at pureandsimplerecipes.com which evolved to forestandfauna.com this year.

I own this beautiful muffin pan that I received at a blogging event a few years ago.

I never dreamed I would be attending these awards in my first year of blogging, and can hardly see straight when I think of all the amazing bloggers I am going to meet at this shin - dig.

In my years of blogging, I have come to know and develop relationships with so many RDs, I laugh because I tend to refer to myself as a wanna - be RD at times.

A good 40 years of wonderful blogging awaits us all with at least 2 golden eras in them

I was thrilled to see some familiar faces like Tall Tara and Crazy Blogging Canuck (Amber)(both whom I met at the Rocky Mountain Blogger Bash back in August of last year), and was glad to put a real live face to a name for peeps like Eat Play Love (Denise), The Casual Perfectionist (JoAnn), Gwen Bell (the organizer of the event), Weebles Wobblog (Lori), and This Mama Cooks (Anne - Marie).

* Alternately titled: My Neuroses About BlogHer Last year, as a blogging friend of mine and I sat at home on our computers attending BlogHer in Second Life instead BlogHer in real life in San Francisco, we made a pact that we would do whatever it takes to get us to the BlogHer Conference in 2009.

This year BlogHer was hosted in Los Angeles, so you know I jumped at finally being able to attend the biggest blogging conference in the country.

I have always considered myself a writer at heart, and as evidenced by nearly 10 years of blogging, I clearly still love writing!

Eleven years now I've been at this blogging thing and never have done such a thing as that.

I first learned about Mixed Bag Designs at a blogging event years ago and have been hooked on...

I've been at this blogging game for a whole year!

As I usually do at this time of year, I'll be taking off the next two weeks from blogging to relax and spend time with family.

It's day FOUR as Kim and I celebrate FIVE awesome years of blogging here at The Eco-Friendly Family and at Dirty Diaper Laundry!

It's DAY 3 as Kim and I celebrate FIVE awesome years of blogging here at The Eco-Friendly Family and at Dirty Diaper Laundry!

I did a post on how stay at home moms can use blogging to make a bit of extra money that did really well a few years ago (http://www.blogtyrant.com/stay-home-moms-make-good-money-blogs-online-business/) and I think I might edit that post to include a link to this case study.

Last year at this time, I blogged about shaking my head in bewilderment at all the buzz about the BlogHer conference.

Thanks for giving us a chance to get to know one another.My sister Diane has been blogging a year, but Cecil and I are newby's at it.This will give us a chance to get to know other friends and cultures.

I was just thinking how much fun I had last year at my first blogging party, UBP!

-LSB-...] I've been blogging here at «Mom of 3 Girls» for almost three years now, and this is my third Ultimate Blog Party.

Just a reminder: There will be light blogging this week as the CapTon team is off between Christmas and New Years, thanks to the fact that state legislative leaders and the governor were unable to come to a deal on a special session that would have brought them all back to Albany — at least for a day.

At least two conferences during the past year on how the Web is changing science — ScienceOnline2011 and Science Online London 2010 — have included discussions of the career impacts of blogging.

After three and a half years or so as a part of the SciAm blogging network, this my last post as a dedicated blog at Scientific American.

Hopefully, next year I think, Bora Zivkovic may — again the blogging communities editor at Scientific American; we're so lucky that he's on board with us right now; he's really the guru right now for science blogging and really knows the landscape.

I met Nicole of Cedar & Rush at a blogging event a couple of years ago and Kelly from Just Browsing at our Sullivan's event last year.

I feel like this year has flown by at a crazy rate but am so thankful to have had all of your amazing readers stick by my side during my first year of blogging.

My Blogger Bestie When I fist met Anna at a blogging conference a couple of years ago, it took me about 30 seconds to realize how much I adored her.

These sunglasses were my first splurge when I started blogging almost 6 years ago — they were the «it» sunglasses all over Pinterest and the top bloggers at the time.

I started blogging about a year - and - a-half ago because I noticed myself becoming more and more addicted to the world of fashion blogging: I would wake progressively earlier each morning just to look at the latest posts on my favorite blogs before work.

Along with blogging at Hawk Eye View, (which, by the way, she launched when she was a mere 13 years old) she's in the process of developing a music career as a singer / songwriter.

I've been blogging for about two years now but am just recently really taking it seriously and trying desperately to figure out how to make it successful - gain more followers, comments and maybe make a little something — at least cover my costs.

Okay first off, you can not tell someone who has been blogging for over four years that you can just wear whatever and expect them to not spend an hour pulling together the perfect outfit that looks like it took no time at all.

After blogging at Cooking Chat for over 5 years, during the summer of 2014 we decided to kick things up a notch here.