Okay, it’s been awhile since I’ve posted here and my e-mail has been flooded by people wanting to know if I was still around and if everything was okay.
I’m kidding - nobody really gave a damn.
Anyway the reason for the lack of posts is simple: I just haven’t had anything to say.
One of the problems […]
If you came to the site recently, only to find it down, you can blame it on Go Daddy. I tried to update my version of Wordpress through their site and…well, it wasn’t pretty.
Yes it’s late, but I can finally put it out there.
I’m going to be blogging twice a week over at phononline.com. Phon Online is a video sharing site started by author and entrepreneur Stephon Rudd. The site is operational now, but won’t officially launch until September 1st., when it’ll have a new design. (Just a […]
Okay, I promised a big announcement yesterday and didn’t deliver. That’s because the big announcement up and went away. Big announcements do that fairly often in my life, especially when I announce that there’s going to be a big announcement. It must scare the big announcement when you do that - kinda like a […]
Tune in tomorrow for a big announcement that’s going to send shockwaves throughout the entire web.
I’m launching what I hope will become a regular feature here at The Word Wrangler. I call it Behind The Blog and I’ll be interviewing bloggers who write about freelancing, writing and copywriting.
My first victim is Kathy Kehrli, better known as the Irreverent Freelancer, and author of the blog, Screw You!
We writers/bloggers operate in our […]
I had a post planned on why content is no longer king, and may in fact, be dead. But I lost interest 3/4 of the way through, so I’m going to give you some good reading material for the weekend.
Skellie has an awesome post about Why Great Writing Doesn’t Matter.
The lovely Dina at Wordfeeder.com tells […]
I found this on You Tube and thought I’d throw it up here for all of the wonderfully wacky, creative people who happen to stop by.
When I was in design school, we studied the works of the most prominent designers of the 20th century and one of those people was the late, great Saul Bass. […]
Just wanted to check in and let y’all know that I’m still here and will be posting again soon. I’ve had some personal things to take care of and I’ve been busy, but stay tuned!
Nearly all freelancers use PayPal at some point to accept payment for jobs. It’s easy, convenient for both parties and quick. But, there’s a dark side you need to be aware of. Read this story and maybe you’ll feel differently about accepting credit card payments electronically.
