BlogAdda 7: Dear Reader, Stay Awhile Longer?
This week on BlogAdda, I talk about how to make your blog stickier and how to make your reader stay on longer.
Year: 2010
BlogAdda 6: Dress Up Your Blog!
The internet is a treasure trove of delights for a blogger. Let’s look at what’s on offer for the aesthetics of your blog!
BlogAdda 5: The Twitter Birdie At Your Blog
If you like writing, then Twitter is just an extension of blogging since it is saying something in just 140 characters. Let’s take a look at how to extend it to your blog.
‘The Chef’s @’: Article In Oct 2010 JetLite Flight Magazine
October opens with promise, delectable aromas and lots of windows open on my computer. What am I on? My article titled ‘The Chef’s @’ appears in JetLite’s’ in-flight magazine through this month. It is a go-to primer for the culinary-challenged (like me) who nevertheless have appetites and luckily for them,…
BlogAdda 4: Is Your Blog Facebooked?
This week on my BlogAdda column, I talk about how to make Facebook work fory our blog.
A New Life
A body that works without medication. Food in my stomach even before I’m hungry. The safety to walk on the roads by myself. Life.
What The Cards Say
Someone recently asked me if I would do a tarot reading for them. I found a polite way to decline and recommended a friend who does this and related things for a living. Then they asked if this person was any good, whether it would work. And I had trouble…
BlogAdda 3: Protecting Your Privacy
Last week in my Blogadda column, I wrote about building greater access to your blog. This week is the opposite and about protecting your privacy.
It All Started With A Big Bang!
It is hard being a woman. The whole multi-tasking thing is starting to fire on us in a beeg way and I have a sneaky suspicion that men are sniggering at us from behind their hands (or err, gadgets).
Ideart: Kolam
Kolam is a household art form practised in South India. It is not the same as the North Indian rangoli which is more of a festive occasion icon. Kolams are created everyday by the lady of the house and are an important ritual to start the day. Traditionally nobody leaves…