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Feb
22
Blog marketing tip #2: Recycling blog posts
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A recent post in Guy Kawasaki’s Change the World blog points out the importance of viewing the creation of each blog post in a way that it can be reused.
Entrepreneur Magazine, for example, liked his blog posts so much they are being run as columns in their publication! Write something right the first time, […]
Feb
22
Blog marketing tip #1: Keep ideas alive
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Seth Godin is not the only one to recognize the importance of referring to previous posts, see earlier post.
Graphic designer Maria G. Nozza’s recent post about type contained links to five earlier posts on specific aspects of designing with type. This simple technique saves time and performs an important service to readers. It also emphasizes […]
Feb
22
You can dramatically change the appearance of your mind maps by modifying the lines connecting the Center topic with Subtopics.
Select the Center topic, followed by Format, Topic…. When the Format Topic dialog box appears, click the Subtopics Layout tab. You can now choose from no lines, straight lines, curved lines, arcs, elbows, curved elbows, […]