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Hello Cendrine,
I wanted to send a quick note to thank you for mentioning our company on your blog.
Much appreciated,
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Looking for some social media stats to use for your strategy or in your next presentation? You will find what you need in the list below — updated to March 2017. Read More

Today, I would like to share the names of nine people with you. They have all featured me on their blogs. I recommend that you check them out, as they are actively looking for authors to interview. Read More

Looking for some social media stats to use for your strategy or in your next presentation? You will find what you need in the list below — updated to March 2017. Read More

If you have followed me for a while, you know how much I love Twitter. However, for the last year or so, I have been a lot more active on Instagram. It is a better promotional platform for my images. Plus, fellow photographers are more engaging there.

Unfortunately, I also feel like saying: “Hou Read More

Looking for some social media stats to use for your strategy or in your next presentation? You will find what you need in the list below — updated to June 2016. Read More

Like every blogger on the planet, I receive guest posting pitches. Most of them are awful. And not because the senders don’t know what they are doing. In 70 or 80 percent of cases, they are spammers whose job is to send mass, pre-formatted emails. They don’t even look at your website. Read More

When I opened my first blog in January 2005, my goal was just to share my poetry with the world.

In more than a decade, my main focus has obviously changed. But I have learnt many things along the way.

Today, I would like to share five very important tips with you. Read More

Last month, Prince died at the age of 57. As always, brands quickly took to Twitter to honor the memory of the music legend.

Cheerios came up with the following Tweet: Read More

A few weeks ago, one of my clients contacted me after losing her first newsletter subscriber. She thought she had done something wrong and wanted some tips to get that subscriber back. “The content may have rubbed them the wrong way. Who knows?” Read More