Continuing our “What’s Up Bloggers! Roundup” series, we are introducing you to Christopher Jan Benitez in our feature today. ...As is our custom, the blogger tool recommendation comes from our featured blogger himself, from Christopher Jan Benitez. Christopher recommends the use of Grammarly. I have to second that. This tool is easy to desire to use faithfully (No, I’m not paid to say that). I always have a tab open to Grammarly so that I am ready to check everything. |
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When it comes to building and growing your blog, one of the most important assets is your email list. Not only does it allow you to foster new relationships with your subscribers, but your email list can also turn potential leads into returning customers. |
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Corporate prepaid gift cards are becoming more and more popular as a way to incentivize employees in large organizations. This is not surprising when one realizes that there are many benefits to these little pieces of plastic. Ok, they may not be as much fun as a “Grand Am,” but they are likely to have fewer expenses attached to them, and be able to be classified as “pure fun.” |
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Freelance blogging is a great way to make money from home. The pay can be low in the beginning, but many of us do make a living with our writing. While there’s a financial tradeoff when you’re a struggling writer, frugal living is definitely worth the flexibility and creativity that being a freelance blogger provides. |
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Vacations enable us to get away from our routines and have a relaxing time, and most of us want to relish our vacations when we actually have opportunities to take them. However, no matter how wonderful your plans might be, there might be one hiccup to your dream holiday: you are a blogger. What is more, you are one of those bloggers who blogs every day. How do you truly take a vacation when you are glued to your computer for hours on end? |
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Have you ever taken a trip and during a portion of an interstate freeway you have observed signs that capture your attention and alert you to upcoming services? Sometimes these services are gas stations, restaurants, hotels or motels, or any other service that seems to benefit from catching your attention while driving. What is it that is effective about that advertising? Is it the pictures? Is it the words? Is it the location? What about the strategy? Can you call it strategy when th |
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