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jbankzE:Which types of writers do you want? Is it those that do just copy and paste (or spinning articles with softwares) Or creative writers that will give you creative lengthy articles that have the potentials of making frontpage on nairaland (thereby, giving your site more traffic and exposure)? |
[quote author=csteve post=29082655]Here is my blog: www.studentsadvice.com, I need contributors, if you are interested call me on 08161545973, Thanks[/quote Do you still need creative contributor? |
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netoc65:Why not 1. Get a .com domain 2. Invest in good creative contributing writers that will supply lengthy articles on your site (good for ranking, and good for traffic on nairaland when it makes frontpage) |
charlyge:Nothing wrong with my question my brother. |
Mrkelv:Let me see if you actually mean it. Can you mention creative Nigerian blogs you know (I will prefer five)? |
charlyge:What if one have an interactive page that isn't yet up to the number of likes you"ve got? |
Mrkelv:Will you celebrate creativity? |
Congratulations! Why am I congratulating you? It is simply because, today, you will learn something new here. Which means, you get a step higher compared to those your friends, neighbors, and colleagues, who haven't known what you will know here. I know this is a discussion about dogs, thus, should have being in the pets section. Nevertheless, I intentionally put it here in the education section because I want everyone to learn. So, let's learn: Four Things Many People Don't Know About Dogs. 1. Dogs have twice as many muscles for moving their ears as people!! Have you ever seen someone wiggle one ear? How about both at the same time? Ear movement is common in many mammals, including cats, dogs and horses, and usually serves to swivel the ear towards the direction of a sound. A group of muscles called the 'auriculares' are responsible for this movement. This group includes: 'the auricularis anterior' (which draws the ear up and forward); 'the auricularis superior' (which raises it); and the 'auricularis posterior' (which pulls it backwards) However, Dogs use these ear muscles to display over 100 different facial expressions!!! These extraordinary ears also help dogs to hear sounds at four times the distance that humans can. That is superb!!! 2. Eyes Bigger Than Stomach. When the stomach capacity of a blue whale can reach 200 gallons, so big that it needs about 2,200 pounds of krill (a small shrimp-like planktonic crustacean of the open seas) to fill it, A small breed dog’s stomach is the size of a walnut!!(do your research!) 3. Number of teeth. Many people don't know this. But now you will. An adult dog has 42 teeth!!! Note: If you have a dog, their teeth require specific care. It’s also important to try to brush their teeth regularly with specialised products and have annual dental check-ups 4. How Long Do They Live? The dog’s average life expectancy is 8 to 15 years. If you have a dog and you want to maintain their health and well-being so they can stay long with you, make sure you visit a vet for regular check-ups even when they’re healthy. Hope you learn something new today. Thanks. |
liveyourlife:Do you intend posting the content on a blog or site? |
Keepshining:Why not now? |
Many of us do get this twisted. You know, when we ought to use 'will' in a sentence, we use 'would', and vice-versa. Some of us might not even know our sentence becomes grammatical incorrect when we replace one of the words with another. Note. None of us is perfect with The Use Of English (even many English natives can't boast of being perfect with it) We all learn every day. So, let us learn something today. We use will : to talk about the future – to say what we believe will happen to talk about what people want to do or are willing to do to make promises and offers. Would is the past tense form of will . Because it is a past tense it is used: to talk about the past. to talk about hypotheses – things that are imagined rather than true. for politeness Examples We'll be late. We will have to take the train. Would as the past tense of Will (to say what we believed would happen) I thought I would be late …… so I would have to take the train. When you want to make an Offer or promise, use Will. I’ll give you a lift home after the party. We will come and see you next week. Would, for polite offers and invitations: Would you like to come round to morrow? Would you like another drink? Etc. Hope you learn something. You can check for more resources online. Thanks |
Hi. Am thecreativeguy. You see, readers loves original contents, presented in entertaining ways. Contents nowadays doesn't need to be written with 'strong serious tones'. Why? Many readers are becoming lazy readers. So even when you want to pass a serious message, you can do so in an entertaining manner, to make readers stay glued to your piece till the end. I can supply those original lengthy, entertaining articles for your blog/site/magazine. Imagine having a kind of topic/article that haven't being published by any Nigerian site/blog before. I can be a contributing writer for your platform. A Bonus I Offer: I'm an admin in some pages on facebook. What i'll do is publish the article on your blog/site on my page, bringing more traffic to your site/blog for free. Hire me to be a contributing writer to your site. Expand your blog/site by expanding your writers. Am at your service. I will soon be showing you all my writing talents, just follow me so you can be getting updates when I post. |