Avoid online plagiarism
The topic of plagiarism has crossed my path on a few different occasions recently, and it’s come to my attention that people just seem to think there are different rules when it comes to the internet.
The topic of plagiarism has crossed my path on a few different occasions recently, and it’s come to my attention that people just seem to think there are different rules when it comes to the internet.
Few bloggers recognize that blog scheduling is breaking rather than making a blog.
Last week’s post focused on choosing or understanding the two main writing styles you can use for your blog. That post went into incorporating the personal into your business blog – this one will focus on what I like to call Read More >
When writing each blog post you can make them personal or topical – or any combination of the two.
The only thing we have to fear is fear itself, right?So the next time you wake up in the middle of the night worried about that big check you need to cover payroll – or when half your customers decide your service is a “luxury” they can do without – try these and see if they work. Here’s how I’ve learned to deal with it over past seven years. I hope you’ll add your own fun tips and ways to get around it too!
I got a message on LinkedIn today that pretty much shows what you should never, ever do on LinkedIn – or on any social media.
“Is a virtual baby shower legit or a thinly veiled attempt at getting a slew of free product?”