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The Puzzle
There are a lot of metaphors floating around in my brain (like clouds). Some of them are probably not great and most are probably not useful. I’m not sure that this one is useful or great, but it takes up a large portion of memory. The Puzzle is the way I view connections to other people. My puzzle piece is at the center of my perspective and it’s surrounded by the things and people that are the…
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Why Do Teens Like To Feel Sad?
Why Do Teens Like To Feel Sad?
Why teens specifically? Because I was a teen that liked to feel sad and I have no reference except for my own experience, so here we go. Teenagers develop all sorts of weird ways to cope with the developmental whirlwind that is puberty. It’s pretty interesting to read about what’s going on in the brain of a teenager, but I am not an expert on that. I took one childhood development class. I’m…
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Toxic Productivity
I feel the need to start by shouting from my virtual rooftop; I AM NOT AN EXPERT. In anything, really. I’m just a person with a computer and a lot of opinions. I, like many of the people, have struggles with my self-esteem. I’ve been reading How To Raise Your Self-Esteem by Nathaniel Branden I’m overwhelmed by the amount of self-s in it. I legit made a list just to amuse…
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Labels and Comorbidities
If you’ve never heard of the word comorbidities, that’s probably normal. I don’t really know. I don’t know a lot about what is normal. According to Wikipedia (which I unabashedly use), comorbidity is “the presence of one or more additional conditions often co-occurring with a primary condition.” Sometimes comorbidities are pretty well-known or make sense without a lot of explanation. Diabetes…
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A Time
A short blog post about nothing for continuity purposes.
Wow, okay, it’s been a while since I posted something interesting here… Is this a great time to try to revive the old blog? Absolutely not. I am actively procrastinating my homework… mostly. I have a video course playing on my other screen. I’m just trying to find the part of the series that is actually relevant to my project. I’m not sure that any part of this is going to actually be relevant,…
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Is Blogging Emily Back?
I'm back, nerds! Maybe...
I read about two lines of the last post I wrote and decided that I don’t need to live that embarrassment. It’s been a while. I don’t know about anyone else, but for me, every day lasts an eternity and the last six and a half years were a blur. I had two babies, I bought a house, I’m basically a functioning adult. I did not see that coming. Alas, life is difficult. I’m actually pretty okay with…
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There is a beautiful statue of a person in the middle of a large city, and the rumor surrounding the statue is that when they touch hands wi
A short story I wrote inspired by a writing prompt. Enjoy.
Walter is my cousin’s dog. He really has a thing for swimming.
that was a religious experience
I’ve never seen a butt-mounted camera, but damn, this dog knows where he wants to go, and goes there fast.
His little ears flopping in he wind
THIS IS THE QUALITY CONTENT I WANT TO SEE
Week 13 Reflection
I think the most important thing about link building is quality over quantity. Not just in the sense that your links need to come from higher quality sites, but that your website has high quality content that is worth linking over and over.
Obviously a lot of hard work has to be done to get your content noticed, but if no one cares about it, you aren’t going to come up with many organic links.…
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Week 12 Reflection
In week 12 we talked about social media and learned about what our Google Ad Campaigns indicated. Mostly, this has encouraged me to change up my website a bit so that the content is organized and built for my specific clientele and also it has encouraged me to start building content for specific social media platforms that I think will benefit my company the best.
In choosing Pinterest to host…
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Week 11 Reflection
I was really excited to learn about SEO this week because I have assumed for a long time that my SEO isn’t up to snuff and that’s why my online business hasn’t done well for the past 6 months. It turns out that it’s a bit more complicated than that. The most important thing for me to focus on at the moment, while I’m not getting a lot of traffic to my site, is to make sure the content that my…
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Week 10 Reflection
This week was thanksgiving, so naturally I didn’t do any of my homework and am now turning it in late. Silly me. Unfortunately, I didn’t get my campaign fully up and running until a week later, so I don’t have the data I actually need to really report on my campaign’s progress. This is of course disappointing, but it’s up and running now and I should begin to see results in a day or so. Other…
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Week 9 Reflection
This week took us a long way towards actually working with our websites and our ad campaigns. I’m actually very anxious to get the data collection and analysis under way so that I can finally understand why my website isn’t attracting any traffic.
As far as why we’re doing what we’re doing, I think it’s fairly easy to understand. The more information we have on who is visiting our sites and what…
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Week 8 Reflection
This week we learned more about writing ads for our online businesses. I learned a lot from the material, but the main three things I took away from it were including keywords in the ad, targeting specific audiences, and using a call to action in the ad.
For some reason, it didn’t occur to me to include some of my keywords in my ad, but if my keyword tags are what leads a person to my ad, then…
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Week 7 Reflection
One of my main concerns about my online business as I prepared to take this class on building a web business was my SEO. I’ve had the website up for almost 6 months now and haven’t seen any traffic going to it. Either there is too much saturation in my market or I don’t have a good base for keywords.
In writing down a bunch of keywords on paper, I really only could tell what my intentions to sell…
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Week 6 Reflection
This week I was able to register my business with the state of Utah. It wasn’t particularly hard, so I’m not sure why I was hesitating to do so for so long (since the beginning of the year). I am reminded that for this business to succeed, no one else has to do anything other than me. It’s my business and if I want to be successful, I have to put in the hours. Up until now, I haven’t been willing…
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Week 5 Reflection
This week we learned a lot about the design trends and guidelines for websites in this time period. I found it interesting to visit the websites that I normally would. For example, I’m on Amazon probably once a week… and their website is really hard to look at. They cram so much stuff into that initial page. I find the app much easier to use, but the sheer amount of options for navigation on…
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