Musings about words, language and life’s lessons.
Do you want to increase the visibility of your website? If you’re serious about marketing your artistry online, then add long tail keywords to improve search engine placement. So, what’s a long tail keyword? A long tail keyword is a phrase made up of three or four words specific to your business. Do you find …
Should artists practice business skills? The legacy of the starving artist suggests artists are not capable of running their art as a business. That art and business should be kept separate. Yet, in our rapidly changing world where machines threaten job stability, some jobs like those that involve creativity remain preferable for humans. Starting up an …
In 2011, the decline of people reading print books was noticeable. Since then, the readership of print books has varied. But are print books doomed in the long run, and will alternative online reading formats continue to surge?
Breaking up with Facebook was at the time a temporary breather from an online addiction. The over sharing and misplaced empathy-altruism irritated me to the point where I needed my privacy back.
The debate on printed books rages on. After immersing myself in the digital world and reading countless digital books on my iphone, I found myself lamenting the feel of a traditional bound book.
U-foria dot com retired in 2015 as a blog about the good things in life, as I was unable to maintain it while studying. A handful of the blog posts were moved to this account while the domain remained inactive.
Cape Hillsborough in Mackay is a National Park and beach. The drive to this destination takes you through a windy path to reach this shady and secluded hidden paradise.
The phrase, “finer things” means something different to everyone. For some people it refers to rich, expensive tastes while for others it stands for treasured moments associated with happiness.
Hashtags are popular on social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook and Google. When social media streams become too busy, users often switch to their favourite hashtag to read new updates.
Online copyright theft and plagiarism often occurs deliberately, particularly if an online article is popular with readers and search engines. But sometimes, an article or a significant part of it can be stolen through ignorance.