Its VERY ethical to lie, right?

I am not a professional, I don’t run a business, and to be perfectly honest, I just don’t truly care. If its justified, I’m generally content.

Call it laziness. I suck. What more do you want? At least I admit it.

Im off to fire Filepe. Bastard.

Tirsha

It was like a big joke I was left out of….I was starting to feel left out of the joke. For the record, I hated college, failed math, and got out after 5 years, grateful to never go back. I have zero advertising experience and do not run a company.
Just a site that consists of people submitting whatever articles they want and no, I do not edit and I dont differentiate between your and you’re. I have way too much to do then that. Like kick my cats.

Thanks for the mention!

~Trisha

Spelling Matters
Written by Christy aka The Write Gal on Monday, 13 July 2009 00:00

If you want to be taken seriously as a blogger, it is imperative that your spelling be flawless. How can you expect a company to allow you to review their product if your spelling is downright sloppy? Not only does it make you look bad, it can be a bad reflection on the company. Here are some tips to make sure your writing is error-free:

* Print your text- It is easier to catch errors on the written page rather than the screen. Copy all of your text (Control + C) and manually paste it (Control + V) into a standard word-processing program like Microsoft Word which will allow you to easily print. That way you will be able to more easily detect errors and take advantage of the software’s spell check program. Just remember that spell check is not foolproof so it is still a good idea to consult an online dictionary such as Merriam-Webster.
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* Read your text backwards – If you read your text backwards your eye will focus on the individual words rather than the sentence structure. This will help you catch spelling errors you might have missed the first time.
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* Put some distance in between your writing and editing – If you allow some time in between your writing and editing it will enable you to look at your writing with a fresh eye.
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* Let someone else read it for you – Two sets of eyes are better than one! Have a friend or family member review your draft for possible errors.

Happy Writing!
By Christy aka The Write Gal

And I missed it.

This is what I get for having my head crammed in reports and boring ass texts all week.

Isn’t this the same site that declared a “PR Blackout” for a week or something?

Hypocrites as usual.