Reblogging from my Freelance website
Last week, I published a post on my author website here about my first week as a freelancer. My aim when I left my paid job just before Christmas was to concentrate on my writing and writing related activities, specifically, proofreading. So one of the first things I did when I started as a freelancer, was to set up this new website for the business. I mentioned this in my blog post last week and received so much positive feedback about the new website that it made me take my WordPress skills a bit more seriously. It also led to some work on someone else’s WordPress site and some enquiries from other people about whether I could help them with theirs 🙂 Needless to say, if you have a WordPress site and would be interested in some help, do please get in touch! Just click here to send me an email.
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Great work, Julie!
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Hi Julie, It’s the link in this post “View original post” that doesn’t open in a new tab. 🙂
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Ah, okay. It’s proving difficult to do this but I will keep at it. Thanks, Norah, for letting me know 🙂
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You are welcome. 🙂 Maybe it’s something to do with reblogging? I hadn’t thought about that possibility.
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Yes, it’s definitely the reblogging effect because I checked on other sites. I haven’t used that function much before.
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That explains it then. Sorry to send you on a wild goose chase. Pity they haven’t set that up better. 🙂
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Not a wild goose chase at all. I love a challenge! But yeah, not very well set up in that sense and I can’t find a way to change it 😦
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Maybe we should ask Sherri Matthews’ friend, Rachel. I’ll see if I can find her details. She is on the WordPress team. 🙂
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