With so many social networks to choose from, how do you know which ones your business should join? If you're considering Twitter, ask yourself these 5 questions. They'll indicate whether Twitter's your next great move or not.
Oregon: Everything I Never Imagined
When I made the cross-country move to Oregon, I found it was nothing like what I expected. This is the story of some of the biggest culture shocks my husband and I encountered - and some of our favorite experiences in the Beaver State.
New PDF Ebook: Famous Advertisers in History
If you enjoy behind-the-scenes trivia and vintage ads, this ebook's for you. Read more about what's inside the book.
God’s Will Is Not a Mystery
Does God's will seem like a vague mystery to you? Read why I believe His will is not a mystery at all and that it's easier to "find" than we realize.
How to Meet People & Make New Friends When You Travel Often
Living on the road doesn't lend itself to making friendships easily. So how do we meet people? Learn how we connect with like-minded people while traveling.
[Recently Published:] No Isn’t a Dirty Word
Sometimes we feel obligated to say yes, when we should really say no. Read why it's ok to say no and see pointers for how to say it when you feel pressured to say yes.
5 Productivity Hacks for Working from Your Home or Hotel [Updated]
Working from your own home comes with both benefits and challenges. If you struggle with being distracted or getting less done in your house, read these hacks about staying motivated and productive while working from home.
Famous Advertisers in History: Mary Wells Lawrence
Mary Wells Lawrence advertised for giants like Ford, General Mills, & Alka-Seltzer. Learn her inspiring background and see some of her most iconic ads.
I’m a Full-Time Traveler Who Never Thought I Would Travel
A homebody adjusting to long-term travel, even when she doesn't have wanderlust coursing through her veins.
{Recently Published:} Why SEO Copywriting Is Important for Your Readers
In SEO copywriting, your readers should always come first. Not the search engines. Ultimately, writing this way will actually help your SEO. Here's why.
