Perfect for a classroom, workshop, or craft room….
When I find a way of doing things that’s quick and painless and yet still provides value to my readers, I stick with that.A lot of my “tips and tricks” posts have very basic pictures that get the point across, but aren’t necessarily the most beautiful things ever.
And my readers don’t seem to mind one bit, as long as the information that they’re learning is helpful and they enjoy reading the post, that’s all that matters!I save the the pretty pictures for the times when they really matter to the type of post that I’m doing.When it comes to writing, I don’t try to sound like a certain type of writer or worry too much about finding just the right words.
I just type out whatever comes straight out of my brain, say exactly what I mean, and get to the point.It’s just really so much quicker that way, and if you write your posts that way too, you”ll end up with posts that are genuine.
also done in a writing style that’s completely unique!.
I don’t procrastinate.I’m mostly confused about all the internetty jargon that I hear everyday.
managed to pick up a thing or two about what works on Pinterest in terms of which posts are successful and which are not, though!.The other day, I was thinking to myself that I should write down a list of reminders to myself about how I should be editing my photos for Pinterest, so that I can get the most out of each post.
Then I thought, why not share the love?So that’s where this post is coming from..