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What is SEO? A Beginners Guide

Did you know, 33% of all internet users will click on the first site on a search engine results page (SERP)? The further down the SERP you get, the lesser the chances of getting clicked on. By the time you get to the bottom of page one, your chances drop to less than 1%. It’sContinueContinue reading “What is SEO? A Beginners Guide”

4 Impressive Benefits of Social Media Marketing

Did you know that over 3.9-billion people are on social media? That’s over 58% of the world’s population. This number is growing all the time too, and that opens up the opportunity for pretty big audiences for your business. Social media marketing has become a fixture of our lives over the last few years, andContinueContinue reading “4 Impressive Benefits of Social Media Marketing”

7 Great Reasons to Hire a Digital Marketing Agency

Did you know that 70% of marketers lack an integrated content strategy? This kind of strategy ensures that every sales prospect gets the right content to allow them to progress through the conversion funnel at their own pace. If you want to grow your business these days, you’ll need some kind of digital marketing strategy.ContinueContinue reading “7 Great Reasons to Hire a Digital Marketing Agency”

How to Get the Content You Deserve

If you want great content at an amazingly low price, where do you turn? There are lots of avenues that you can go down to find content writers these days, but which option is best for your business? On the one hand, you’ll want your SEO content at a good price, while on the otherContinueContinue reading “How to Get the Content You Deserve”

7 Essential Tools for Your Blog

As a blogger, you need to have your fingers in many creative pies. You need to have a flair for writing, a good eye for visuals, and a good grasp of the technical aspects of the art form. Aside from honing your writing skills, you should invest some time and effort into learning how to useContinueContinue reading “7 Essential Tools for Your Blog”

10 Effective Marketing Channels for Your Book- Guest Post

**GUEST POST** Hayley Zelda is a writer and marketer at heart. She’s written on all the major writing platforms and worked with a number of self-published authors on marketing books to the YA audience. You’ve written an attention-grabbing Wattpad story, you have a publishing contract, and now you’re wondering how to market your book. WeContinueContinue reading “10 Effective Marketing Channels for Your Book- Guest Post”

How To Create Your Blogging Brand

If you want to gain traction as a blogger, your blogging brand is important. Your brand isn’t about your ego, it’s about creating a name for yourself that your readers can identify with. In this article, we’ll discuss how you can create a blogging brand. Think Niche The first thing that you need to think aboutContinueContinue reading “How To Create Your Blogging Brand”

How to Jazz Up Your Blog: 8 Top Tips for Engaging Your Readers

Did your latest blog post get lots of readers? Was it liked, commented on, or shared? If not, you may be left wondering what you can do to get attention as a blogger.

Spaghetti – Twenty Word Story

Here’s another twenty word story based on the prompt found on Bulbul’s site. The prompt is Spaghetti. Twisted, tangled up, confused. I’ve been tying myself up in knots for too long about all of these painful thoughts. Photo by Public Domain Pictures from Pexels

Writer’s Prompts #29

It’s been a while since I last posted any writer’s prompts and I fear I have lost all of my regular contributors. I hope there are still some lurking out there somewhere. Please play along and I’ll try and get back to posting these once a week! The rules: Pick one or more of theContinueContinue reading “Writer’s Prompts #29”

Book Portals- Twenty Word Tuesday

It’s been a while since I’ve set foot on my blog. It’s a bit dusty on here. Sorry for neglecting you all. Here’s a Twenty Word Tuesday as prompted by Bulbul using the prompt “Book Portals” Words forming together to take you to distant lands and different times should never be ignored by you orContinueContinue reading “Book Portals- Twenty Word Tuesday”

Ghost- Twenty Word Tuesday

This is a twenty word Tuesday piece based on Bulbul’s prompt- Ghost. Like smoke slipping through his fingers, he reached for something unobtainable – too late- too far- too tender to even touch, Photo by Pedro Figueras from Pexels

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Electric – Twenty Word Tuesday

This weeks prompt from Bulbul for Twenty Word Tuesday is Electric. She was electric, elected, and eclectic… exuberant, eccentric, and elastic in an ecstatic, static, tacit and ecclesiastic sort of way, Photo by ARUNODHAI VINOD from Pexels Like what you read, please subscribe to updates below!

Oblique

She sliced slanting glances silently reproaching him although she said something close to nothing no louder than a vacant whisper.

Rejuvenation- Twenty Word Tuesday

Today’s Twenty Word Tuesday based on Bulbul’s prompt is – Rejuvenation Slowly all of yesterday’s shadows melted away and he was able to feel with the fullness of his soul again.

Hiding

This is a piece based on a Twenty Word Tuesday prompt from Bulbul. The Prompt is ‘Hiding’ All the words that were never said silently clung to the air as he closed his eyes one last time. Photo by Mat Reding from Pexels

Butterfly Effect- Twenty Word Tuesday

Here’s this week’s Twenty-word Tuesday based on Bulbul’s prompt. Today the prompt is Butterfly Effect “The smallest stones” he whispered. “make the biggest waves.” His soft voice echoed like thunder cutting violently through the night. Photo by Emiliano Arano from Pexels

Dreams

This will all be forgotten in the wink of an eye’ he thought as he flew through the moon’s nose.

Kaleidoscope- Twenty Word Tuesday

I thought I’d give Bulbul’s Twenty Word Tuesday a go. Today’s prompt is Kaleidoscope. We spent our life confined together crashing like flashes of colour and light-chaotic, beautiful, but always dancing and alive. Image by Dmitri Posudin from Pixabay

The Mime Artist

Here’s an autobiographical story about a job I once had. I was not the mime artist in the traditional sense- but I did spend 6 months miming the keyboard for a band. I had been given the keys. I couldn’t play the keys, but I had been given the keys. “How about the bass?” IContinueContinue reading “The Mime Artist”

The Case of the Missing Like Button

For everyone who struggled to like or even comment on my blog over the last four months, it should now be fixed. I had a plugin that compressed photos installed and it was stopping the like function from loading up for some reason! I’m still never sure whether my posts are coming through to people’sContinueContinue reading “The Case of the Missing Like Button”