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Red Sky at Night: Writer’s Delight

Posted on 11/03/200811/02/2008 by Jamie

Every writer needs a source of inspiration. Even when you write for SEO companies and are handed a list of keywords, specifications, and sometimes even an content outline to flesh

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Blogging inspiration, NaNoWriMo, photos, red sky 23 Comments

Blog Nirvana: Flaming Bloggers, Silly Puddy, and Vanilla Pudding Tag Lines

Posted on 11/01/200810/31/2008 by Jamie

Welcome to November! Hopefully this month holds lots of goodies for the blogging world as we Americans gear up for the Big Thankful Turkey Day and the BIG football game

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Odds and Ends Blog Nirvana, link love, links, quotes of the week 4 Comments

3 Super Easy Steps to Attract More Readers

Posted on 10/31/200810/30/2008 by Jamie

Everyone wants to know how to get more blog traffic. After all, what good is writing brilliant and articulate blog posts if no one is around to appreciate them? Well,

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Blogging blog traffic, Blogging, increase readers 4 Comments

Blog Nirvana: Communication, Swinging Vines, and 3 Drag Queens

Posted on 10/25/2008 by Jamie

“I bet when you read that previous paragraph, you could almost hear my voice in your head saying those words, a far more intimate and effective style of communication than

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Blogging Blog Nirvana, link love, links, quotes of the week 6 Comments

Find Your Own Zen with Leo Babauta

Posted on 10/17/200810/16/2008 by Jamie

Leo Babauta is possibly one of the busiest men in the blogoshphere. His blog ZenHabits.net boasts a whopping 74,200 subscribers as of today. He’s environmentally friendly, has six (yes 6)

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Blogging Brain picking, Leo Babauta, mini-interview, Zen Habits 16 Comments

Picking the Brain of Naomi Dunford

Posted on 10/09/2008 by Jamie

For our interview of top bloggers this week, we have Naomi Dunford visiting Blue Duck Copy. Naomi’s bold, smart, and daring writing style draws in a large crowd of loyal

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Blogging Blogging, Brain picking, improving writing, interviews, Itty Biz, mini-interview, Naomi Dunford, writing 12 Comments

Picking the Brain of THE Pen Man: James Chartrand

Posted on 10/03/200810/02/2008 by Jamie

We end this week with an interview with one of my favorite people on planet Earth; James Chartrand. James is the spunk and panache behind Men with Pens. He has

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Blogging Brain picking, interview, James Chartrand, Men With Pens, mini-interview, writing, writing How-To 18 Comments

We Donate with Squidoo, Do You?

Posted on 10/02/200810/01/2008 by Jamie

If I promised to give you $2 for a minute of your time, would you agree? (Yes, you get to keep all your clothes on, I’ll still respect you in

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Blogging charity, fundraising, helping out, Seth Godin Leave a comment

Pick Another Pen Men Brain: Charlie Pabst

Posted on 10/01/2008 by Jamie

Next up on the interviewee list is Charlie Pabst of Men with Pens/ Charfish Design.  Charlie recently joined the Pen Men and has been fairly quiet thus far. We’re not

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Blogging Brain picking, Charlie Pabst, interviews, Men With Pens, mini-interview, writing, writing How-To 10 Comments

Pick the Brain of Harrison McLeod of Men With Pens

Posted on 09/29/200809/30/2008 by Jamie

  In case you’re just tuning in, we’ll be posting mini-interviews with top bloggers here at Blue Duck over the next few weeks. You’ll have the chance to get a sneak peak

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Blogging Brain picking, Harrison McLeod, Harry, interview, Men With Pens, mini-interview, writing, writing How-To 36 Comments

You Can Help a Desperate Writer!

Posted on 09/23/200809/25/2008 by Jamie

If you are a parent, you know that there’s nothing you wouldn’t do for your kids. You watch hours of Sponge Bob, pretend to like asparagus, clean up vomit, pinch

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Odds and Ends donate., help a freelance writer, Lori Hall Steele 17 Comments

Do You Contribute to the Caducity of Words?

Posted on 09/23/200809/23/2008 by Jamie

As a child, I remember reading through the dictionary and delighting in discovering new words that appealed to me. Some, I fancied for the way they sound when spoken, like

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Odds and Ends copywriter underground, dictionary, New York Times, words 8 Comments
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