It’s a familiar feeling to most people who blog as a hobby.
I know what I should be doing to make my blog better. So why don’t I do it?
It’s a familiar feeling to most people who blog as a hobby.
I know what I should be doing to make my blog better. So why don’t I do it?
I have a confession to make. I use stock photos. Not all the time – not that much, actually. But I use them.
This is kind of frowned upon in the blogging world. After all, aren’t we supposed to be content creators? Are we lying to people by not using our own photos?
If there’s one topic that unites and enrages bloggers more than any other, it’s Instagram.
Here’s why Instagram gets my goat, but why I just can’t walk away…
Last weekend my new blogging besties Sarah Ann, Gwennan, Hannah and Mel hosted the wonderful Blogger Picnic in the Park.
Although me and Effi were in on the act, neither of us could make it on the day. The lovely Sarah Ann was generous enough to send me a huge box of swag, so I decided to stage my very own Blogger Picnic in the Garden with my favourite freebies.
I know what you’ve been thinking. “How can I get Nina from off of Words by Nina to follow me?”
Of course you haven’t (but if you have – call me). It’s just that I’ve been thinking. My decision to follow someone on Twitter usually takes a split second. What do I base that decision on? There are a few things which are definite Twitter-turn-offs. Here are mine…
This is going to be a love or hate post. It might seem odd, but I know lots of people (me included!) are interested in how other people blog. Here’s how I do it…