Daily Archives: October 13, 2012

High Desert Blogging

• How Conversational Blogging Helps Authors Market Books May 21, 2013
    “I don’t know what to blog about.” Have you ever heard those words before? You may have  said or thought  them yourself. If you have, you are not alone. Authors sometimes get confused about blogging and wonder what to blog about. I am a member of a writers club that is honored with many … Continue reading » […]
  Angie
• High Desert Small Businesses Rely on Buy Local Shop Local Marketing with RelyLocal May 19, 2013
  Whether you’re a new small business owner just getting started or an established entrepreneur struggling for a stable market, your marketing power is networking with the local community. RelyLocal can offer wider exposure and more marketing power in your sphere of shoppers than some larger online businesses that cater to major companies with larger pocketboo […]
  A Flair For Words
• There’s a reason why traditional works May 12, 2013
  It’s Mother’s Day weekend and all over the high desert you can see vendors selling their wares for those who haven’t already purchased a gift for that special person. As for myself, I go with the standard gift, flowers. They’re a traditional way to say I love and appreciate you. There are quite a few … Continue reading » […]
  Just a HD Mom
• 10 Easy Tricks for High Desert Home Security May 11, 2013
  Living in the High Desert has its benefits when considering some ways to deter burglars and trespassers. Many homeowners purchase home security but did you know that you can enhance your security strategy by using the desert to work with you? 1. The first thing and the easiest is to keep your newspapers and other … Continue reading » […]
  A Flair For Words
• Priorities for a Home Buyer May 11, 2013
  A construction company has changed the Hesperia, CA real estate market in the High Desert by building the first home in three years. I was reading about this online when I noticed two other news items. One was about more inmates being released, and the other one was about petty theft – all in San Bernardino County. Kudos … Continue reading » […]
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