I’ll admit it. I haven’t been blogging much lately. I blame summer. And visiting relatives. And lazy afternoons. And Broadway shows and new restaurants.
I also blame the fact that I’m not quite sure what direction I’m moving in anymore. I’m working on an article for Time Out NY, starting to become a regular face at Lemondrop, and helming a new blog over at Nerve. But it’s not enough. And I’m not quite sure how I want to supplement my income.
When one is not moving in new directions, it’s tough to find new freelance questions to answer. Help me out: Let me know what you’re dying to know.
In the meantime, here’s this week’s link love:
- Mashable’s 10 Ways to Find People on Twitter
- Success Center’s 8 Magazine Strategies That Add Value to Your Blog
- Web Worker Daily’s What to Do When the Dot-Com You Want Isn’t Available
- Shine’s How to Improve Your E-mail Etiquette
- CAREEREALISM’s 5 Parts to a Cover Letter
- Shine’s Life: One Big Interview
- All Freelance Writing’s How Not to Hire Freelance Writers and Bloggers
- WebInkNow’s So You Want to Write an Ebook? 30 Tips for Success
- The New York Times’s Teenagers Are Building Their Own Job Engine
I wrote a blog entry on “Summer Blogging” back in 2007 – http://nickisnook.net/2007/07/12/summer-blogging/ – where I even went so far as to say there should be a special name for it.