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Free Ripple Crochet Patterns

August 24, 2011 | Author: Bev Owens | Posted in Crafts

Are you looking for some free ripple crochet patterns that are simple to make yourself? Over the course of the last few months I have created my own version of the classic ripple pattern in two different versions of afghans. I won’t begin to take credit for the classic design of the ripple but I …

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Uses for Gothic Calligraphy

September 24, 2011 | Author: JS0425 | Posted in Other

When I tell people that I know how to write gothic calligraphy, I often get questions like, “what is the use of knowing how to write calligraphy, you can do anything on the computer now?” If I didn’t write calligraphy, I would probably ask the same exact thing. Throughout this article, I will tell you …

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So You Think You Can Write Online Hubpages Contest Starts March 31, 2011
Wowsers! A new Hubpages contest! What perfect timing, and a great motivation to get off our ifs, ands, or buts, and just get back to what we do best, writing. I am totally thrilled with the new contest called, “So You Think You Can Write Online” that Hubpages just posted. I have reprinted most of […]
Writing What You Know
If you have been on Hubpages even for just a few months, then you will most likely have heard the term writing what you know. I would like to confirm that writing what you know is one of the keys to your success as a writer online, on Hubpages or any other online website. The […]
Writing Hubs in Groups
When I plan out what I want to write on Hubpages, I often think about writing in groups of hubs. That isn’t 100% true, and you don’t have to do it this way, but it is a good to get authority on a topic, and get your readers to move from hub to hub if […]
Hubpages Tells It Like It Is
I realized today that one of the things that I really like about the Hubpages team is that they are professional, yet they come right out and tell you what is going on. Just a few days ago, I got an email listing all of the hubs that I need to change to meet the […]
Writing Seasonal Hubs
I like to alternate between writing evergreen hubs and seasonal hubs. Seasonal hubs are evergreen but only get a lot of traffic during the lead up to a particular season. The most obvious one is Christmas, but there are many more holidays and events all year that can get you traffic. One of my favorites […]

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Linking Together Lenses in a Way that Search Engines Can See
It used to be that there were more ways to link together lenses with dofollow links through Squidoo modules, however, as load time has become more and more a factor, Squidoo has been reducing the links from lens to lens that Google can see when it sends out the search engine spiders. One of the […]
Keyword Research – Notes from Giant Squid Open Mike October 04, 2011
Summary of discussion about Keyword Research on Blog Talk Radio […]
Spotlight On Kim Manley Ort
Many of the lensmasters on Squidoo have other talents besides great writing skills. One such lensmaster not only focuses in on a topic to write about as she creates a picture with her words; she is also an accomplished photographer in her own right, Kim Manley Ort. Kim discovered Squidoo in 2009 after having listened […]
Squidoo Step by Step: Anchor Your Links with Text
Successful Squidoo lensmasters often talk about links, backlinks, and contextual links. These terms do not mean exactly the same thing, so I thought that I would define them for you. Understanding about linking content is an important part of becoming successful at writing online. Links A link is another way of saying hyperlink. If you […]
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This afternoon I came across an excellent use of AllPosters on a Squidoo lens that I thought I would share with you all. When I first started using AllPosters as a vendor, I didn’t really understand the best way to promote them, and because of that, I had many wasted months of earning $0 from […]

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Figuring Out What the Heck to Write
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Beginners Blog: Week Three
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Making Link Wheels 3: How to Create a Link Wheel
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For new bloggers, the structure of a WordPress blog can be especially confusing. When I first started using WordPress, my biggest confusion was the difference between a page and a post. The confusion is understandable because there are a lot of similarities, and pages and posts can sometimes be used interchangeably. When blogs were first […]
Beginners Blog Question Two
This week we are ready for question two about a Beginners Blog, asked by my husband, who is contemplating whether he wants to start writing online with a blog of his own. His question this week has been asked by many a beginning blogger: How do I pick a name for my Blog? A fair […]