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Today I was thinking about all the friends I have had on eHow.com, Twitter and other writing sites. The internet is a big wide world but at the same time can be small. My friend Coach Mac on eHow.com has been writing for Examiner.com for a while. Gayle has always been such an encouragement and has a great sense of humor.
Gayle has some great articles on
Examiner.com and even if you don't plan to travel to her state soon, please take one minute and do a Facebook like or SHARE. Let your friends, who may travel this summer, know about Missouri.
Now Gayle doesn't know I am up to this so don't let her know. If you think you might want to visit her state or city someday, take a second and subscribe to her column. Subscriptions are important to examiner staff (for some reason) and it helps the writer's visibility. Comments on each article can help increase visibility (thus, traffic and revenue).
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1 comment:
Darla--thank you so much for the love! I, too, think of the many people we met at wehow, and what an opportunity it was to talk to all the different people at Ehow. You were so eager to learn as much as possible. I will never forget you!
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