Written By Nicole Humphrey Cook
Calling all freelance writers. Have you seen the new Seed.com owned by AOL? I am always skeptical of any and all new endeavors, however based on ownership and the ever popular AOL, it definitely has my curiosity peaked.
Here is a blurb from their website:
You might be a writer. A photographer. A filmmaker. Or all three. No matter . . . → Read More: AOL Owned Seed.com – New Site for Freelance Writers
Written By Nicole Humphrey Cook
Very excited!! I applied to be the examiner.com St. Louis Frugal Family Examiner after noticing that the previous writer had not published anything since April of last year. I waited for awhile before applying to see if she would post again, but she never did. I took the chance about two weeks ago and went ahead . . . → Read More: Examiner.com – St. Louis Frugal Family Examiner
Written By Nicole Humphrey Cook
Before the holidays I always go a bit crazy writing articles, to make up for the holiday rush that seems to make article writing take a back seat. I have a ton of articles I have done nothing with yet, and have been throwing around the idea of tossing them up on Suite 101 or Associated . . . → Read More: Slow Down on Article Writing
Written By Nicole Humphrey Cook
Completely on a whim, I decided to apply at Suite 101 just to see what would happen. I have written for some pretty big named sites on the Internet, but when I applied to Suite101 in May 2008, I got turned down. Back then I was writing for families.com. Uhm. Okay.
So I put it on the . . . → Read More: Suite 101 – Got Words?
Written By Nicole Humphrey Cook
I was browsing around today looking at some of my older articles I have written at a variety of locations, and ended up laughing when I landed on one site in particular.
I left them back several months ago, because the pay was pretty bad for what the article entailed – I had received a pay increase . . . → Read More: Past Writing Positions
Written By Nicole Humphrey Cook
Every writing class or workshop I have ever attended has taught the same phrase until it is embedded in my head. Write what you know.
It is interesting to me to go back and read articles that I had to research for, and then articles based on my own experiences or knowledge. Guess which ones are better? . . . → Read More: Write What You Know
Written By Nicole Humphrey Cook
Article Spinning annoys the heck out of me. According to Wikipedia, the definition for Article Spinning is:
Article spinning is a search engine optimization technique by which blog or website owners attempt to manipulate their rank on Google and other search engines. It works by rewriting existing articles, or parts of articles, and replacing elements to avoid . . . → Read More: Article Spinning – What Do You Think?
Written By Nicole Humphrey Cook
Doesn’t it suck to lose a job? It especially sucks when you’re a freelancer and you rely on the income from sporadic jobs, etc. Thus is the case with a situation I am currently in. It doesn’t affect me, as much as it affects other bloggers who unfortunately chose to put all their eggs in one . . . → Read More: Losing a Job
Written By Nicole Humphrey Cook
I certainly did not mean to disappear. It’s like I won NaNo and fell off the planet. Actually I didn’t. I just threw myself actively into writing again and had less time to spend blogging for fun, but if ever I am missing for any length of time, feel free to visit my other blog.
I promise . . . → Read More: Where Did I Go?
Written By Nicole Humphrey Cook
Holy craziness! I just signed onto one of my accounts and found out that I have had a few articles picked up by various places. I was most excited about being featured on Reuters. That’s pretty huge! LOL
So here’s where you can find them:
Reuters: Our Favorite Dry Rub Recipe It was also picked up by chefs.com
Reuters: . . . → Read More: Articles Picked Up By Reuters
