Adventures in Career Changing | My leap into a Social Media and Writing career

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by Janet July 16, 2019 No Comments

Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook by Gary Vaynerchuk Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook is a bit too cleverly named, but the premise is an interesting one. Essentially, what Gary Vaynerchuk is saying is, little bits of content and engagement which reach your potential customers are the setup for the big finish (which is not really […]

Career changing , Content Strategy , Facebook , SEO , Site Development , Social Media , Twitter

by Janet July 9, 2019 No Comments

CLUMPS of SEO Huh? CLUMPS is an ugly acronym and I apologize profusely for that. But if you want to build and promote a website and improve your SEO (Search Engine Optimization), you should think in CLUMPS. What are CLUMPS? I will explain. Content C stands for Content, and Content is King. Don’t believe me? Try looking […]

Book Reviews

Self-Review – This is My Child

by Janet July 4, 2019 No Comments

A Look at This is My Child A child is born. And that kid is not human. This is My Child puts together just what it would be like if we humans ever had to save a sentient alien species. Background In truth, this story was written as a wholly original version of some fan […]

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Writing Progress Report – Second Quarter 2019

by Janet June 27, 2019 No Comments

Progress Report –Second Quarter 2019 How great was second quarter 2019? So I spent second quarter 2019 mainly editing. This is because The Real Hope of the Universe had over 185,000 words to start with. So how amazing was that? Second Quarter 2019 Posted Works First of all, I spent time on editing The Real […]

Career changing , Inspiration

Complex evil characters

by Janet June 20, 2019 1 Comment

Complex evil characters For complex evil characters to work, you’ve got to give them some screen time, as it were. Because a paragraph or two simply will not cut it. Backstory Since evil characters are a certain type of character, it pays to give them a backstory as deep and rich and meaningful as the […]

Book Reviews , Writing

Self-Review – The Enigman Cave

by Janet June 18, 2019 No Comments

Review – The Enigman Cave The Enigman Cave has some of its roots in fan fiction. Background So I had created a wholly original species called Witannen. They had flowers growing out of their scalps instead of hair, and the pure Witannen would sport little vestigial wings which couldn’t be used for much of anything. […]

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Book Review: Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook by Gary Vaynerchuk

Community Management – Wandering off Topic

CLUMPS of SEO

Self-Review – This is My Child

Book Review: Stephen King On Writing

Writing Progress Report – Second Quarter 2019

Community Management – Corralling Cats

Complex evil characters

Self-Review – The Enigman Cave

The Conquest of LinkedIn – Your Network