How to Write Titles People Will Read
The title of any post, poem, article, novel, or book makes a promise to the potential reader. Who are your potential readers? …
Meet Andre Yee the Wiki Moses
I met Andre Yee about two years ago when I was just getting into blogging. He still blogs over at Every Square …
Happy 125 Years, Brooklyn Bridge. This Poem’s For You.
The Brooklyn Bridge in New York was 125 years old this past weekend. The New York Times has some good celebration pictures …
Bloggers Can’t Be Trusted
At least that’s the implication of a recent article from eMarketer called The Growing Influence of Online Social Shoppers. (You can buy …
I’m Not a Brand and Neither Is My Blog
I love Randy Ingermanson. Let me just start there. I’m very excited to be presenting at Mt. Hermon with L. L. Barkat …
A Wog By Any Other Name Would Smell as Sweet
My good friend, L.L., is coining a new term and using Blogger in an interesting way to build community for her upcoming …
The Death of Blogs? Let’s Not Be Melodramatic.
Just before he presented on blogging at the Religion Newswriter’s Association, Ted Olsen posted “The Death of Blogs” over at Christianity Today.
Real Simple Syndication Made Simple
Yesterday at the Religion Newswriter’s Association New Media preconference, Brian Peat created an RNAconference blog. He even gave us a homework assignment to …
Good Words from Religion Newswriters
Today, I went to the new media preconference for the Religion Newswriter’s Association conference in San Antonio at the Menger Hotel. In …
‘Browse Inside’ Is Much Ado About Nothing
Patrick Borders on Emdashery pointed out “Browse Inside” yesterday. It has the potential to be an interesting tool from HarperCollins for readers …