by Eartha on March 30, 2011
I'm probably late on this, but I have recently learned how to autotweet my blog posts to my Twitter account using Google's URL shortening service. First of all, you'll need to burn your feed which is basically creating a Feedburner account for your blog. Just go over to feedburner.google.com and sign up. Next you'll want to click on the "publicize" tab and choose "socialize" under services on the left hand side as pictured below:
Once you're on that page, choose the options you want and you're done. Each time you create a new blog post, it will be sent to your Twitter account by Google's URL shortening service at goo.gl. You'll also be able to view stats of when it was tweeted and how many users clicked.
by Eartha on March 16, 2011
I do plenty of book reviews but I don't usually do information product reviews because I refuse to purchase them. I have purchased several in the past, and more often than not, I was disappointed with the content. That being said, my review of Josh Spaulding's Info Product Success Formula says a lot, because it is one of the first info products I've purchased in years, and I also feel it is good enough to review.
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by Eartha on February 24, 2011
When I'm not out and about, working, exercising, or anything else, my face is usually planted in a book. I have a lot of books and I have been wanting an Amazon Kindle for quite awhile. It was just one of those items I'd never get around to buying. Finally, I ordered one and it is everything I expected and more.
Saving Space and Better Organization
Since I like to read, books can pile up quickly. I have stacks and stacks of books. I am slowly donating them to the local library. The kindle will for sure begin helping me save space in the book department. I also like the organization. The kindle lets you create collections which can help keep everything in order. You can store up to 3,500 books.
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by Eartha on February 23, 2011
photo credit: WebWizzard
I am part of a network marketing company and for the most part, I truly do like the company I'm involved with. They have excellent products in the health and fitness industry and I use them regularly. When I got started with the company, I admit, I was excited. After all, I was now in "business" for myself, right? Well, after about a year and a half of being a network marketer, I've come to some conclusions that I wanted to write about.
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