I thought these were too good to pass up and keep under wraps.
Check out this post by Molly Greene on How to use Twitter to grow your blog. Isn’t it awesome? I’m still struggling to understand how to work Twitter without somehow sending an insult instead of a happy face, let alone use it to grow my blog, but she’s a pro.
This one is for writers a how-to in developing your plot and filling out your characters by Vanessa Knight. Personally, I loved the pictures. But the content is the real gem–don’t listen to me, I’ve had too much coffee.
Some grammar advice from a pro, this post is pretty important for those authors out there. Turns out, adverbs are pretty tricky and D. Emmery Bunn knows just how to tame those little suckers into behaving.
One for those of you sick of getting writing advice and ready to throw the laptop across the room because those words just won’t behave. Writing isn’t easy. Nope, it’s frustrating. That’s what it is. Don’t take my word for it, Carlos Cooper says it much better on his post.
Some very insightful tips for writers from a pro. Robin LaFevers delivers in this amazing post.
And finally, change those passwords. Here is the reason and the sites affected: The heart bleed bug.
Taylor Grace 
Great links again, thanks for sharing 🙂 Especially that one on twitter, I still struggle with that site 😀
So do I! I have no idea how it works. Those codes are a total mystery!
Learning it slowly and it’s gotten me some good connections. I dig it.
Ah…yeap. Last time I tried to ‘tweet’ I did some god-awful thing…I sent someone a mix of a happy face and a #…it was awful!
HA! I had to finish my giggling fit. I need to go look that hot mess up. I’m pretty sure I follow you. I’ll start sending you tweets.
No! I’m not kidding. I don’t know how to do the Tweeter thing..I end up sending likes and favourites to strangers and mix it all up! Argh!
I didn’t think you were kidding. I’m so going to check out your twitter feed in a bit. No worries. I’ll get you trained up!
No matter what you do, you have my thanks already. You’re very kind. Thanks, Winter!
I’ve still got six posts up from yesterday I wanted to read and use, now you’ve added to that list. Except Emory, I already read his. He’s a go to blogger for me. I better read quick.
Thanks, Winter! I’m glad you like them!
Some more great links. Thanks for sharing 🙂
I’m glad you enjoyed them and thank you for commenting!