I love to write and now that I've developed a few blogs, I see how the process can add to search relevance on the Internet.  My Biz sense perked up considerably!  This venue is perfect and I think women particularly find the blog appealing since it's immediate and can be added to throughout the day.  Multi-tasking and blogging - does it get any better?  If you would like help in developing a blog, please contact me. 

This pic shows where I write - in a cozy little front room with my Mac laptop and a cuppa java sitting on my pre-war 1940's pink formica table.  The paintings on the wall surround a hand-painted cupboard housing my sketch pads and other art supplies.

Following is an excerpt from my Biz Blog at Relevant Words:

Search Small Biz America as a Gain-Rank-by-Relevant-Words alternative to Google Search

The blog experience is new to me so using this as a venue to talk about my biz (advertising agency owner and professional website copywriter for small biz) is rather exciting.  Recently I heard the term “Social Network” used in the same sense of the blog.  I like that.

I am a visual artist with a long history of canvas painting and also of writing every morning.  I remember as a child being in love with language – the family story goes that the neighbors would come and ask my mother if I could come to their house and sing the Alphabet song for their guests - I was 4 years old.  The song lyrics started “A you’re Adorable, B you’re so Beautiful.”  This was 1950 in a very tiny town in Dakota close to the Missouri River – I lived with my 3 siblings, Mom and Dad in a trailer that was 8’ wide and 36’ long.  Yes, 6 of us living in 288 sq. ft.  That is a story I’ve added to for years, somewhat having to do with living on the prairie and developing a very keen sense of the contrasts in space – interior and exterior.

How is this relative to an SEO discussion?  It has to do with ideas popping up while writing and then trying to find info by searching on the web to back up an idea.

For the complete article, visit the blog at  Relevant Words