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October 2008 Published Work
Here’s a round up of my work published in October 2008.
Appvita (September and October reviews)
Bitstrips - Create Your Own Comic Strip
Tripit - Your Personal Travel Assistant
Squidoo - Show Off Your Expertise
RescueTime - What Do You Do All Day?
Remember The Milk - Never Forget Another Task
Profilactic - Aggregating Your Online Identity
PageOnce - Your Online Personal Assistant
LibraryThing [...]
September 2008 Published Work
Here’s some of the work that was published in September 2008
Daily Writing Tips
The Question Mark
I Have A Theory…
Eclectic Rebel Travel Blog
Three Tips For Planning Your Weekend Getaway
Layover In JFK - Things To Do
Four Ways To Save Time When You Travel
Layover In Boston Logan International Airport
Discounted Parking For Travel Writers
Hey Big Spenders - Travel News
Layover [...]
Travel Posts
I’ve been a nomad all my life, which is one reason why my latest gig at ParkRideFlyUSA is such a boon. In between client jobs, I’ve written up a few of my travel experiences on my Writing Lab blog. Here’s what there is so far.
Venezuela
Red Lights
Lost In Venezuela
Guns By Night
No Way Back
Germany
German Weekend
The Hotel
The Wedding
US
Disneyed
Done [...]
August 2008 Published Work
Here’s a round up of the work I’ve had published in the last month or so.
Appvita
Plurk review
Friendster review
SecondBrain review
Daily Writing Tips
Obsessed With Ob- Words
Cockney Rhyming Slang
The Scandinavian Connection
Complacent, Complaisant
Eclectic Rebel Travel Blog
Three Essential Gadgets For The Business Traveler
Layover In Chicago Midway Airport (MDW)
Hey Big Spenders [...]
Writing About Books
Or should that be: writing for a books site? One of my latest gigs is writing for Webooks. It’s an ebook publishing site that is expanding to include articles related to the books’ content. I’ve written four articles for them so far, and two have been published. They are Moving Your Article From Mag To [...]
Sharing Knowledge
Well, I couldn’t resist adding my name to another site, especially when it comes from Google. I’ve just published my first Knol using a sample article on off plan property that I had lying around. It was very easy to publish and I think I’ll put more of my work there in the future. To [...]
Jordan Gives Thumbs-Up To Ghostwriting
Katie Price, the British glamour model formerly known as Jordan, revealed that she doesn’t write her own books. Instead, she comes up with the concept and a ghostwriter fleshes it out.
‘I say how I want the storyline to be, each chapter is done, I read through it change it and then it goes away to [...]
Great Week For Guest Blogging
It’s been a good week for me this week. In addition to getting repeat work from old clients and landing a couple of new gigs, I’ve had posts published on several blogs. These are professional blogging gigs, which means that people pay me to blog. Here are some of my posts from the past week:
Feeding [...]
Five Things I Can Do That Are Not On My Resume
Men with Pens wrote today about how a great reputation can ruin your business, making the point that sometimes the work you publicize creates a particular image of the skills you have. It occurred to me that all of us have skills that we don’t promote, but which we use competently. Here are some of [...]
June Work Update
It’s been a while since I’ve posted, so I thought I’d bring you up to date on what I’ve been doing in June. I started the month with articles on eco-friendly travel in Florida, and wrote some new posts for Daily Writing Tips, where one of the posts that got the most attention was on [...]