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12 September, 2013 By Sarah Wood 1 Comment

Where do you go to find content ideas? Eight tricks to try when you are out of inspiration

GENERATING content ideas on a regular basis can be a daunting task; if you are blogging to a schedule and a planned calendar, the risk is … [Read more...]

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Creating content is hard: how do you overcome the barriers?

I REALLY think I have read enough about content marketing to last me some time; it's the kind of buzzword that is bandied about and masks … [Read more...]

8 September, 2013 By Sarah Wood 11 Comments

Silent Sunday: week 36, 2013

> Where #MySundayPhoto journey started … [Read more...]

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Do national spelling differences matter to a global audience?

Ever since Noah Webster's early nineteenth-century dictionary standardised key differences in US spelling from its British English source, … [Read more...]

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What did I learn when I stopped blogging?

FIVE MONTHS ago I stopped blogging. After two years of exploring and writing about social media, online operations and strategy, and finding … [Read more...]

1 September, 2013 By Sarah Wood 5 Comments

Silent Sunday: week 35, 2013

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25 August, 2013 By Sarah Wood 13 Comments

Silent Sunday: week 34, 2013

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18 August, 2013 By Sarah Wood 8 Comments

Silent Sunday: week 33, 2013

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11 August, 2013 By Sarah Wood 10 Comments

Silent Sunday: week 32, 2013

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4 August, 2013 By Sarah Wood 2 Comments

Silent Sunday: week 31, 2013

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June 2021 reads

The Sweetness of Water Nathan Harris This is a very powerful book, telling very moving stories from the end of the American civil war. It’s a slow-paced and moving story about lives affected by the freeing of slaves and the effect this has on whole communities. George and his wife Isabelle, the freed slaves they […]

May 2021 reads

Books I read in May 2021 The Vanishing Half, Brit Bennett 5 stars Insightful and empathetic, the book weaves the story of twins who are split apart by circumstances and who live their lives one white, one black as they find themselves far away from their beginnings. The book covers so much ground, has many […]

April 2021 reads

Books I read in April 2021 First Person Singular Haruki Murakami 5/5 Reading these Murakami stories is at once coming home to familiar ground and at the same time being taking in a new direction by each story. The stories deal with the usual Murakami topics, and each one is like a drink of fresh […]