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How SEO Works Step by Step?
Introduction SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION (SEO) is among the most vital elements that any organization needs to consider when making or updating their site. SEO allows your business to rank increased on search engines and can draw in new customers and grow profits.
By kanchan chauhan3 years ago in Journal
Dear Diary…
Dear Diary, It’s me again. Lex. Man, this year has been… Really, the last three years have been… WHEW! However, THIS YEAR, it feels like I finally became consistent in creating change in my life, rather than waiting for it to happen. Of course majority of what I have attempted to do, has gone the opposite of my way BUT that’s all a part of trusting the process.
By Xel3 years ago in Journal
Rotten Reviews from Rotten Writers. Top Story - August 2022.
I started my blog, The Writer’s Scrap Bin, to provide support to fellow writers, whether they are aspiring or well established, and build a community of writers that build each other up, not tear each other down. I’ve just never understood why we can’t help each other. We all have our own genres, styles, and niches, so why can’t we share readers and rejoice in each other’s success? Unfortunately, not all writers think that way, and not just in modern times. We’ve been jerks to each other for quite a while. The proof is in Pushcart’s Complete Rotten Reviews & Rejections.
By Stephanie Hoogstad3 years ago in Journal
Writers on Writing: Yiyun Li
Yiyun Li is a novelist, short story writer, editor, and winner of such awards as the Frank O’Connor International Short Story Award, the PEN/Hemingway Award, and the California Book Award. In 2010, she was named one of The New Yorker's 20 under 40 and a MacArthur Foundation fellow. Her best-known works include her short story collections Gold Boy, Emerald Girl and A Thousand Years of Good Prayers and her novel The Vagrants. For more information, be sure to check out Li’s Wikipedia page.
By Stephanie Hoogstad3 years ago in Journal
Caught Between Destiny and Discretion
Throughout history, mankind has pondered this question: Do we decide what to do with our lives? Are things predestined or are they the result of our choices? Authors have explored this concept in stories about fate and free will. In simple terms, Fate is the outcome of an event that is beyond the control of the individual. It is the development of events that are determined by the Gods and Goddesses. As for Free-Will, it refers to the ability to act without limitations. Free-Will is the autonomy to act as one pleases.
By Sahil Wassan4 years ago in Journal
inconsitency
I like to think I am a jack of all trades, I think anything I attempt I find a way to make myself excel at, and yet, I have always used all these talents to be an accomplice to something else, to be a shadow rather than the person. When it comes to myself, and what I would like to do with my existence, I find myself constantly wrapped up in overthinking rather than being able to see how capable I truly am.
By Ash4 years ago in Journal
The need to confess...
One of the most aggravating aspects of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), is the compulsion to confess. I might imagine that I have said or done something to offend a friend, or a stranger. I might imagine that I have broken the law, or forgotten to turn off my oven before leaving the house, or any of a hundred and one different scenarios my mind can conjure up. All tailor-made to drive me to distraction.
By M L Breton4 years ago in Journal
The Dead Colon
So, it is my tradition: nigh on 13 years now. Nothing else can be gleaned from this if that isn’t made clear. It is my tradition that I read Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol every Christmas, but this year I read it differently; this year I studied it; this year gave birth to questions.
By The Bantering Welshman4 years ago in Journal
Quotes About Writing
I could stay up all night reading quotes from Goodreads (or other sources) by writers about writing...why they write, how they write, the 'agony and the ecstasy' of being compelled to put experiences, people, events, anything and everything, into print for all the world to read. Oh, wait, I just did!
By Linda Rivenbark4 years ago in Journal
The Daily Verse: 365 Meditations on Music
Inspired by Ryan Holiday's book, 'The Daily Stoic', The Daily Verse: 365 Meditations on Music is a humble, insightful, and educational exercise in dissecting quotes by famous people regarding music and their feelings about it, applying it to real-life experience. Designed to read and reflect on one page at a time, feel free to sit back and relax while improving your quality of life. This is the first 10 days of Chapter 1: 'January: New Beginnings'. Hope you enjoy!
By Jim Gaven4 years ago in Journal
The Journals: A Bright Future
August 21, 2018 Yet again, I'm trying to downsize and further compartmentalize my life. Shed some of that heavy weight that no longer serves me. It's hard to do because it requires me to dig into my past and this time it went into an even weirder zone.
By Mandie Shattuck4 years ago in Journal
The Fortune Cookie Chronicles
The Fortune Cookie Chronicles Following are four fortune cookie fortunes I randomly chose out of a bag of more than 1,000 fortunes I have saved throughout the years. I will now try and describe how each fortune relates to my life.
By Rick Henry Christopher 4 years ago in Journal