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Posted by Angela Render on October 12, 2009
Full Series Building Your Web Presence: When to Hire a Web Developer 9 Questions Your Developer Should Ask You What Types of Pages Do You Need? Graphics: Friend of Foe?—Making it Both Useful and Pretty Using Interactive Media on the Web Six Dirty Secrets About Search Engine Optimization This article appeared in the July/August 2008 [...]
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Posted by Angela Render on June 1, 2009
About every conference I attend—or even any occasion in which three or more writers happen to be talking—someone brings up the question, “Has the Internet changed writing for better of for worse?” I’m happy to say that there’s no longer any argument about whether or not the Internet has had any effect. The question remains how positive or negative.
I’m going to come down on the side of positive and here’s my defense: Acute mental self preservation.
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Posted by Angela Render on February 23, 2009
February 21, 2009 held the 12th annual Bay to Ocean Writers’ Conference, put on by the Eastern Shore Writers’ Association. Having now gone, it’s easy to see why it’s sold out three years in a row. A more friendly and comfortable atmosphere you couldn’t hope to find anywhere. The food was light and delicious, the classrooms and auditorium had great acoustics and the technological infrastructure to make speaking there a fantastic experience.
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Posted by Angela Render on August 22, 2008
I have avoided starting my own blog for quite some time. Sure, I know it’s a great way to establish yourself on the web and create credibility for yourself as a professional. I also know that it can build a platform that can be used to land a book deal. I know all this, but it seemed like an incredible time consumer to me. I made the executive decision to use the time to write and sell articles instead.
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