Rachael L. Moore

Some nice tips & examples here, especially the bit about the post title versus the post url.

Google Alerts has added a lot of functionality since I set up my alert (sooo long ago). Um, I need to update it, I guess.

I was going to say as I started reading this, "what about mentally impaired users?" Not because everything I do is fully accessible--though, yes, ideally it should be--but because if you label something an "accessible" alternative I'm going to hold it to a higher standard. But sounds like this covers all the bases.

I was going to say as I started reading this, "what about mentally impaired users?" Not because everything I do is fully accessible--though, yes, ideally it should be--but because if you label something an "accessible" alternative I'm going to hold it to a higher standard. But sounds like this covers all the bases.

I like the point about using your words as a filter. As a freelancer it's important that my clients and I have good rapport. I bet I could enhance the business writing on my website to filter customers who wouldn't find me a good fit as a freelancer. That would just make the business relationship better for the ones that do fit.

If common sense is common, why don't more people have it? I don't know, everytime I read one of these sorts of articles I think, "this sounds great!" Then I wonder, if it sounds so great and so evident, why isn't it more common? Is there a downside and, if so, what is it?

"Later" is a word for procrastinators. Procrastinators aren't business leaders. Anyway, there's a difference between prioritizing and paralysis.