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Many still think that writing for the web, email, etc. is the same as writing for print — wrong!  Here’s a good article to help you with web writing.

Changing your approach to writing can often lead to a double-digit increase in conversion rates.

via Writing For Higher Conversions (Part 1).

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This is a good starting place…

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Green Gym

May 3, 2009

I love this! I’ve always wanted to convert that gym energy into power, and here it is.

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Went up to Stratford to see the community garden Terry Backer is starting — 9 acres! I couldn’t stop watching the monk parrots flying back and forth across the field with nesting material… I’m afraid they’re going to be very well fed birds when those vegetables start coming in.

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Skunk Cabbage

April 19, 2009

What heralds spring better than the skunk cabbage, celebrating the winter thaw with it’s foul smell? Although it seems to be a plant completely lacking in grace, there is no other whose arrival I look forward to more!

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NatureMandalas.com

April 18, 2009

NatureMandalas.com -Jeepers — some really nice nature photos here — the photoshop-ed mandalas are very cool…

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Artificial Owl

April 18, 2009

Artificial Owl: “The most fascinating abandoned man-made creations” These are really cool photos … nature is taking over man’s mess…

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Biggest Mistakes Made by Social Media Gurus – Mashable

October 22, 2008

Biggest Mistakes Made by Social Media Gurus – Mashable: “Think you know what you’re doing every time you engage in social media? Neither do I, and neither do the social media gurus I spoke to about their biggest social networking blunders. In an effort to learn from others’ mistakes, here’s a list of some all [...]

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25 Ways to Build Your Community | chrisbrogan.com

October 22, 2008

25 Ways to Build Your Community chrisbrogan.com:“25 Ways to Build Your Community
1. Read at least 100 blogs regularly. Not every post, but a variety. Extra hint: go OUTSIDE your particular passion circle.
2. Write brief, tight, actionable posts that people want to reference later.
3. Don’t ignore the value of linkbait and viral content. Don’t ALWAYS [...]

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