Tag: "Facebook"
Birthday Blessings
So today is my birthday, which means it’s a great time to count my blessings….at least the most important ones since I am on a tight deadline and trying to get this next book chapter completed before dinner with friends later. I realized I probably couldn’t do any better than last year’s My Top 10 [...]
How to Rescue Pop Culture from Progressives
After reading my post yesterday about the Golden Globes, one of my readers sent the following email: My only problem is when Conservatives say we abdicated the culture to the liberals. I don’t quite understand what that means. I didn’t abdicate anything, at least not to my knowledge. What are we, who are working with [...]
Photo of the Day: Liberal Logic
Discovered on Facebook: DariaDaria DiGiovanni is an accomplished writer, author, blogger, internet radio host and social media professional. She released her first novel, Water Signs: A Story of Love and Renewal in 2008 and is currently at work on a sequel, Sea To Shining Sea. In addition to her blog, she contributes content to a [...]
Atkins Diary — 12 Weeks Down!
Wow — I am so excited to have finally reached this milestone! Twelve weeks/three months of adherence to the Atkins plan after recommitting myself to the low-carb lifestyle in front of my “witnesses”, my mom and sister. It definitely feels great! When I first started publishing these weekly updates as a way to hold myself [...]
This Pretty Much Says It All
Found this on Facebook today: These useful idiots for progressive elites don’t even know they’re being used. Tools. DariaDaria DiGiovanni is an accomplished writer, author, blogger, internet radio host and social media professional. She released her first novel, Water Signs: A Story of Love and Renewal in 2008 and is currently at work on [...]
Atkins Diary — 11 Weeks Down!
I am happily cruising right along, noticing subtle changes in my clothes and generally enjoying the low-carb lifestyle. So for this week’s update I decided to post five things I love about the Atkins diet: 1. Distinguishes Between Good Fat and Bad Fat – When I first did the program back in 1999, it was [...]
CRF Weekdays with Steve and Daria
Since Steve got held up with running errands, I flew solo today on CRF Weekdays. I ranted and opined on a few crucial topics and blog posts including American Spectator’s The Mittens Come Off in Mesa, Michelle Malkin’s The $4 Billion Obamacare Slush for Progressives, Pundit and Pundette’s Romney did require Catholic hospitals to provide [...]
Standing Out on Social Media
With so many social media options available — Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Pinterest — it can be quite a challenge deciding which platforms to use and how to best leverage them for success. So I was pretty excited when I came across this excellent post today from the International Association of Women Entrepreneurs Online, which features [...]
8 Ways to Use Social Media for Book Sales and Beyond
Today on Writestream, I discussed these eight points on the air and wanted to follow that up with a post right here on the blog for easy reference. To listen to the Writestream archive click here. 1. Plan A Marketing Budget – It’s almost counter-intuitive for a writer, but it’s also absolutely critical to set aside [...]
Parasol Power Chat for Authors: Using Social Media
Are you an author torn between query letters and the temptation to self-publish? Confused by terms like print-on-demand? Intimidated by Twitter, Facebook and other social media platforms? If your answer to that is anything other than a resounding “yes”, do we have a broadcast for you! So put down the pen (or keyboard), pack a [...]
An Appeal to an FB Friend and the GOP on Palin, Conservatism and Moderation
Recently, a Facebook friend (someone I’ve known in real life from the time he was in high school), posted a status update warning the Republican Party not to even attempt to rid the country of Obama by putting up a “right wing extremist” like Palin as a presidential contender. There were so many inaccuracies contained [...]
Water Signs’ Real Life Back Story: LinkedIn Deception
Social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and to a much lesser extent, LinkedIn, have mostly proven an invaluable resource for me, not simply for promoting my book, but also for political activism, networking and even hosting internet radio programs like Conservative Republican Republican Forum (which recently celebrated its one-year anniversary) and The Liberty Belle Hour [...]
Truth(er) and Consequences, Facebook-style
Published by Parcbench on January 14, 2010: One of the few silver linings in the otherwise dismally bleak consequences of the 2008 Presidential Election has been the nationwide revival of commonsense conservatism. With a renewed appreciation and respect for the United States Constitution, Americans from coast-to-coast have joined forces and channeled their energies into a [...]
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