In the previous post, I shared with you how I came to be needing to try out a new-to-me piece of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) software, and why I needed to.
In this post, I’ll go through some of my experiences as I try it out.
First, you need to know that the website I on which I’m trying out this software is built on WordPress, and HitTail is a plugin for WordPress. Continue reading Trying Out HitTail, Part 2
When I first got internet from the cable company, gee, maybe 20 years ago?… it cost me $34 a month, and I thought that was outrageous. At the time I was paying AOL $23 a month for phone dial-up access, so it was quite a jump. But it was worth it for the increase in speed. Back in AOL days, it would take a long time to download a file of even a couple megabytes. Continue reading Cutting the Cable – and Saving over $2,000 a Year
One of the things I’ve noticed over the last few months is how in writing – these days apparent mostly in emails or in online posts, how few people have good writing skills.
At the time I told a friend that she was one of the only people in the our community band who could write so it sounds personal and colloquial, like you’re chatting face to face; with almost all other people who write emails, their writing sounds formal or awkward.
If someone can write well today, it puts them way ahead of just about everyone else. Continue reading Writing: A Decaying Skill In The New Millennium
The year was 1972.
I was a copilot in a Q-model KC-135 USAF tanker aircraft. I joined the USAF because I was draft-eligible, and because I would much rather be flying airplanes than carrying a rifle.