I formatted this blog post in a way I have never put a piece together before. To save you some time, I placed my point at the top. If you have the time to engage, the context is beneath it. I hope you read enough of this post to understand the argument the way I’m expressing
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The Pros and Cons of Blogging on LinkedIn AND Your Own Site (Part 5 of 5)
Want to see things from another perspective? This post has an alternate version on LinkedIn. Don’t tell Costanza! I’m double-dipping. This is the first time I have ever published something on both LinkedIn and my own blog. I’m well aware of the duplicate content penalty that search engines like Google use to avoid people copying
The Pros of Blogging on Your Own Site, as Opposed to LinkedIn (Part 3 of 5)
The right blogging strategy for you is out there! If you’re reading this post, you almost definitely understand the value in blogging. WordPress itself is a huge business, and Google owns another large blogging platform, Blogger (which I’ve hosted blogs on in the past). In a couple posts I recently wrote (one here and one on
The Cons of Blogging on LinkedIn (Part 2 of 5)
The Shortest History of Blogging You’ll Ever Read People have been journaling their lives online for more than a decade now. If you want to go beyond blogging, you could even say it’s been 20 years. Through GeoCities, LinkedIn, WordPress and everything in-between, there have been countless methods to express yourself personally and/or professionally. With
How I Met the Horrible End of a Great Show
Really, Carter Bays and Craig Thomas? That’s how you wanted your show to end? With the two people least meant for each other in the entire show dramatically back together? With a blue French Horn magically tying loose ends up? With two people who only wanted each other while they were taken changing course instantly? With
Winter Meetings Experiences
Every year in the first full week of December, Major League (and Minor League) Baseball holds its Winter Meetings. They’re usually in a warmer climate, though that’s not always the case. They are always interesting though, no matter what your goal is as an attendant. If you’re the paparazzi or just a star-gazer, you’ll get
A Rant About Catching Up
The team has an off-day, and I usually take those as no-excuse hiatuses. (Or is it hiati? Maybe it doesn’t work like the plural of octopus. What a shame.) This time, I figured I’d keep my Tornadoes longer-term goals in line: tackling the nice-to-haves, the luxuries that I said I’d do this season that don’t
A Look Back and the Rise Since
I’m fighting back tears over the air. The real world is just a sign-off away. In 2009, I’ve already graduated and gone back to pushing carts at Shaw’s during the day and broadcasting Cape Cod Baseball League games at night. It sounds like a pretty relaxing summer, but getting to the end of it isn’t
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