All it takes is one ill advised act to begin a domino effect that can tarnish a lifetime of efforts.

How do you handle your blog comments? I’m not asking just about the ones that come into your own blog, but the comments you give as well.

Jake is no fool. He won’t unravel the stray thread of the silk purse. Not all at once anyway.

Three years ago I quit writing. Just up and stopped. The reasons I gave myself were all onion skinned veils that tried to cover up the fact that I was afraid.

Way back in the stone ages of Internet marketing, one of the “must do’s” for every marketer was to set up multiple accounts, one for every niche they were going to promote. The most widely quoted reason for this was to not water down one’s authority on a single topic, because the belief was that no one would buy a marketing e-book from the same guy who was selling dog collars.

The Internet is crowded and we’re all yelling to be heard buy the only ones that hear us when we yell are the ones who are close; our friends. Yet, we have something to say and we want thousands to hear it, damnit!

I don’t run a huge publishing platform, but that doesn’t stop me from not caring when people plead for resolution of continuing issues

Work is work, right? Especially if your a freelance writer and need five dollars for gas money so can get to Wally World and by some Ramen noodles.

The creativity just ain’t happenin’ today, but I felt the urge to write, even if it is a bit foggy.

The Pentagon may have helped invent the Internet, but these days it is vigorously debating just how to use the Web.

Tyranny can blossom out of any crack in the sidewalk, even the sidewalk that leads up to the theater.

One lensmaster gives a fisted disposable lighter in the air tribute to one of the greatest rock bands of all time.

Is there one question, that when asked, should be illegal by penalty of death?

Homeless, but staying connect to the Social Media pays off for one out of work blogging woman.

Sometimes revenge is sweeter than any kind of cereal, no matter if children are involved or not.

Benchmarks in our lives are often events that special memories cling to, and the Senior Squids strutted out some impressive Squidoo lenses written about their favorite events.

Man, we freelancers can get pretty loud when we get time off, or are between gigs.

Looks like the ever growing population of Couch Potatoes are now poised to take over the blogosphere.

Why surround ourselves with items that we don’t need?

Lensmaster GrowWear makes us look where we should.