Monogram, Eagle Nebula outer space picture Wristwatches

A gorgeous best-selling design. Click to customize or personalize. How would it look with your name or monogram on it - why not have a look-see right now?

Monogram, Eagle Nebula outer space picture Wristwatches

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Galaxies, Stars and Nebulae series: A breathtaking outer space picture showing a spectacular three-colour composite mosaic image of part of the Eagle Nebula (Messier 16, or NGC 6611). It's based on images obtained with the Wide-Field Imager camera on the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope at the La Silla Observatory.
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Cute ponies for the bedroom and school

Pony Monogram Letter D Personalized Throw Pillow

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Cute ponies for the bedroom and school

If you know a boy or girl who loves ponies then here's a collection that should give you some gift ideas.
Any boy or girl will love them - some for bedroom and some for school. Which of these would be best?

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ProBlogger Podcast: The Benefits of Your Blog Being Mobile-Friendly

Blogging with purpose

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Today is Day 6 in our 31 Days to Build a Better Blog Challenge

There’s no denying it – the time has come where you’re going to lose traffic if your blog is not optimised for mobile viewing.

Whether that dip in traffic is due to Google penalising non-mobile-friendly sites by not featuring their content in mobile search results thanks to their “Mobile Friendly Update” (otherwise known as Mobilegeddon), or because your reader isn’t having a pleasant reading experience and will click away to another blog where they do, you may never know. But the time is now to get your site mobile-friendly and capitalise on the fact that mobile traffic is outnumbering desktop traffic at breakneck speed.

Now this is one of the challenges in the 31 Days to Build a Better Blog series on the ProBlogger Podcast that might not be able to be completed in a day, but it’s something you can make a start with today, at least.

In this episode, I ask you to look at your blog on a mobile device from your readers’ perspective, and I give you some questions to ask yourself as you look. I also go through a few options to help you transition if you blog on WordPress, with links in the show notes to a few of my favourite sites and plugins.

If your blog is already mobile-friendly, we go through a checklist of things to do to make sure your reader is getting the best mobile experience possible. You won’t want to miss it.

Click here to listen to day six of the 31 Days to Build a Better Blog series on the ProBlogger Podcast.

Further Reading:

• How Design impacts Blog Readership
• Google’s Mobilegeddon: The Best Excuse to Repurpose Old Content
• Design Trends of 2015: How Your Blog Can Adapt
• Five Lessons we Learned from Mobilegeddon – Forbes.com
• Five Benefits of a Mobile Website – E Reach Consulting

Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger


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ProBlogger Podcast: The Benefits of Your Blog Being Mobile-Friendly

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Sponsor // Color of the Year — Gnome Hat Red?

Fun and Random

Whatever you think the color of the year should be, Cube allows you to capture, digitize and work with it. Simply place Cube on the surface you want to scan, tap, and the color is yours to play with.

Paired to smartphones, Cube allows you to match to RGB, CMYK and HEX values, Copic markers, and even spray paint palettes. On your desktop, Cube makes the perfect match back to Photoshop’s built-in libraries – Pantone, Trumatch, and more.

Whether it’s gnomes, textiles or flowers — Cube turns a fleeting moment of inspiration into the beginning of your next project. Capture your color of the year. Visit swatchmate.com and use code CUBE_25 for 25% off a creative companion of your own.

 
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A Library That Plummets into an Abyss by Susanna Hesselberg for Sculpture by the Sea

Fun and Random

Susanna Hesselberg, “When My Father Died It Was Like a Whole Library Had Burned Down” (2015)

For her entry into the biannual Sculpture by the Sea in Aarhus, Denmark, Swedish artist Susanna Hesselberg installed this ominous library that plumments into the ground like a mining shaft. While visually arresting, the piece has a somewhat somber intention. Titled “When My Father Died It Was Like a Whole Library Had Burned Down,” the piece alludes to the sweeping feeling of loss accompanying the death of the artist’s father. The piece joins an additional 55 sculptures on display right now at the 2015 Sculpture by the Sea through July 5, 2015. (via Hyperallergic)

 
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