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Summary of John Weiler's Instant Credibility Online
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 Grammar is important for credibility online, but as a professional writer of 10+ years, I often question its degree of importance. This chapter is the result of my observations and my personal experience. #2 For many businesses, a few typo’s are not going to damage their credibility. But it depends on your industry. For example, if you are a mom and pop retail store, most people won’t care if you misspell a few words. #3 There are a few types of businesses that are especially susceptible to bad grammar. If you are in the marketing or writing industry, or sell high-priced items or 5-star service, bad grammar damages your credibility more. #4 Do not obsess over grammar. Get another set of eyes on your work, whether that’s another one of your writers or a proofreader. People believe that your grammar usage reflects the quality of your product or service.
On the Street where You Live: Victoria's early roads and railways
In the mid-1800s, Victoria grew from a fur-trading post into a provincial capital--the jewel in British Columbia's golden crown. Meanwhile, many of the early residents, happy to leave the Hudson's Bay Company behind, followed simple trails from the fort or discovered new routes of their own. In her first book, Danda Humphreys introduced readers to some of the people who forged those pioneer pathways. Now she takes us another step back in time to the roads and railways that connected the original city's core to today's suburbs. From Saanich to Sooke, street names tell stories of intrigue and adventure: Rowland Avenue, named for the farm labourer with a sinister sideline: hangman for the HBC. ...
Genealogy of the Parthemore Family. 1744-1885
John Frederick Parthemore immigrated to America in 1744 and settled in Pennsylvania.
An Ordinary Dude's Guide to Meditation
There are hundreds of meditation books out there. Many written by monks, and some written by hippies and spiritual gurus. But how many of these books are written by an ordinary dude? Someone who is just like you: someone who has a day job, whose preferred outfit is jeans and a t-shirt, and enjoys knocking back a few beers on Friday night? I'm as ordinary as they come. The only difference...I've been meditating for over 13 years. And I want to show you how you can meditate too—in a straightforward language that any ordinary dude or dudette can understand. Over a decade of practice, meditation has transformed my life, bringing more peace, calm and clarity into it than I could have ever imagined when I started at the age of 19. And now, I want to share how meditation can do the same for you.
