Sharon Hurley Hall

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 – Travel News

Ezine Articles

• How to Choose a Flooring Tile

Hubpages

• Choosing A Jogging Stroller

MommaHelpers

• Parenting: Should You Sweat The Small Stuff?

TechGerm

• Add-On Of The Week: GMail Manager
• Managing Your Passwords
• Android On The Horizon
• Add-On Of The Week: FoxClocks
• Delicious – A Firefox Bookmarks Replacement?
• Feedly Gets A Facelift
• Add-On Of The Week – Shareaholic
• LoJack Saves Your Laptop
• Making Friends On Friendster
• Add-On Of The Week – Aksimet Auntie Spam
• Evernote – Never Lose Your Online Stuff
• Lifestreaming With Swurl
• Add-On Of The Week – Greasemonkey

I’ve been busy for the last couple of weeks, publishing lots of posts on the blogs where I contribute. Here are some of the recent ones on PiggyBankPie:

• Getting Into Iminta
• Making Your Content Work Harder
• How To Save Your Blog From Extinction

I’ve also been working hard on TechGerm:

• Written A Knol Yet?
• Lifestreaming With Swurl
• Evernote review

I published three new posts at TechGerm last week, including starting a new weekly feature on add-ons and plugins. Here are those posts:

• Give Me Some AIR
• Time Tracking With RescueTime
• Add-On Of The Week – IETab

I was also lucky enough to be featured on SEO-Scoop as a search blogger. Thanks, Donna.

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 go along with it, I’ve also published Written A Knol Yet? – my review of the process on TechGerm.

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 Myself With Feedly
• Profilactic: Lifestreaming Made Simple
• Why Article Marketing Still Rocks
• Lifestreaming: First Look

I really love blogging and am interested in a wide range of topics. Contact me if you want me to contribute a paid post to your blog.

Twitter In The AIR is my review of Adobe Air Twitter clients. It’s published on PiggyBankPie today, and is another in my series of guest posts on that site. See if you have any to add to the list.

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 travel writing resources.

For a site which should go live in the next couple of months, I’ve written on safety for children and pregnancy ultrasounds. Meanwhile, I’ve continued to work on a book on management and on posts for Daily Tech Bits. I wrote a report on Twitter and have been writing about eco friendly living in Canada, as well as penning a couple of articles on writing for a books site.

My latest guest blogging gig has been for Mixed Market Arts, with a series of three posts. The second of those is all about web marketing with Twitter,

I spend a lot of time trying to improve the profile of my blogs. As part of that, I’ve tried out various widgets. Read all about my experience in Are Traffic Widgets Really Worth It? It’s my latest guest post on Mixed Market Arts.

While you’re there, check out my other posts on the site:

Setting Goals For Blogging Success

How To Create A Successful Blog

Building Traffic With Blog Carnivals

Have you ever wished you could have a place to post all the interesting stuff you find online? The stuff that doesn’t quite fit anywhere else?