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In a past article, I shared some ideas to help you promote your articles. In particular, I talked about Facebook, Twitter, Digg, Reddit, Google Buzz, Care2 News, LinkedIn, Ping.fm and Craigslist. However, there are many other platforms that you can use to make your content visible on the Internet. The following article contains eight that you may not know. The list below has 20 locations, but I'll also add a 2 more to the list. I'll add Amplify and also Blogadera to the list. Although Blogadera slants more towards latino people, it's open to anyone that wants to create an account and share a blog there. Liked by Alcanzarlo Mia D Paul Ryan and 4 more
From a 2005 story: “The story of Gene Wilder’s life is filled with comedy, but ultimately it is not funny. The light stuff is immortalized in the films that turned Wilder into one of the great comic actors of his day " “The Producers,” “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” and “Young Frankenstein,” to name a few. The rest of it is pretty dark, and Wilder remembers the day the darkness settled in. | At 71, he has the relieved and slightly haggard look of a survivor, which in some regards is what he is. Diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 1999, Wilder is today in total remission. | ”I’m one of the lucky ones,” he says. The unruly reddish hair now looks nearly bleached of color, and if you haven’t caught any of his television cameos " he guest-starred in 2002 on a couple episodes of “Will & Grace” " he looks a lot older than the last time you saw him. But his eyes still register the wonder and gentleness that were leitmotifs of his years in front of... read full post Perhaps more than the "excess" of BIG government, the failures of BIG business, namely the financial institutions, aka The Financial Collapse, ranks high on the frustration list for most Americans, unless of course you are a big bank CEO or member of the bank's board of directors. One of the most storied recent failures was that of Washington Mutual whose case is back in the headlines today. Anyone who uses a computer printer, particularly a laser printer, will relate to this money-saving idea. Spending too much money on ink cartridges? Then, try changing your font. Liked by Alcanzarlo Peter Egan Jr. |
