That’s the title of a post written by Ryan Healy for the Brazen Careerist blog. It’s an inter­esting concept, on that JobsintheMoney’s CareerWire blog picked up on as well: Blogging is a way to deal with the biggest problem at the beginning of one’s career: No expertise. If you offer intel­ligent opinions or advice on a […]

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Modern Life Is Rubbish is a cool blog written by Stuart Brown that seems to feature a never-ending flow of posts on topics of interest to bloggers and technophiles alike. The latest is titled “How Long is the Ideal Blog Post?” and details some inter­esting and no doubt time-consuming research the blogger did into blog […]

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A long time ago, before I bought this domain and set up this blog, I Googled myself to see what came up. What came up, was Neil McIntyre Photog­raphy, at neilmcintyre.com. It’s taken about a year, but I’m now the #1 result when you Google me. Great success! On a related note, I keep reading […]

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A comment by Dennis Howlett in one of his recent posts forms my inspi­ration: I can only ever be the judge of what I think might work in a situation where I have incom­plete infor­mation. I could be completely wrong. But that’s where the blog metaphor makes such a positive difference. It is impos­sible to […]

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A while back, about a day or two after passing the UFE, I was approached to write a short editorial for The Bottom Line, a finance and accounting monthly, about how and why accoun­tants and accounting firms should blog. I sat down soon there­after and punched out a short, author­i­tative screed extolling the virtues of […]

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