new blog just coming out, need voluteers to check it out. :-)

[SunChariot]

Just transferred my newsletter to blog format. You can see it here

http://bdctarot.blogspot.ca/

It's the same format as always, with contests and monthly readings. You are all welcome to visit and read and enter the contest of course.

The thing is though that I am compleltely new to blogs and I want to make sure that it can be opened by everyone before I send notices out to all my regular subscribers to tell them it is ready. I had a few people test it so far, two could open it and one could not. That unnererved me a bit, it may be just her computer or maybe something I need to change in the blog. It opens fine for me. anyway.

Anyone who can, please try to get on and see it if is working and if you can get on the page for me. And let me know how it works for you.

And of course, hope you enjoy it.

Also in the blog there is the info from the Doreen Virtue workshop I went to, on the previous page to the newlsetter. Hope you enjoy it,

Babs

[Cat*]

I could open the blog just fine.

I'm not much of a newsletter person, so the contents of your blog don't really match my taste (which is fine).
I still have a little bit of feedback on the blog, though: please, please, please do some more spellchecking! There are so many typos in your writing and they sadly make your newsletter look unprofessional (occasional typos in a personal blog by a non-professional are something else, in my opinion, although my eyes still stumble over them, interrupting the flow of reading the actual text).

Other than that, I like the background design you picked - it suits your name SunChariot.

Good luck with your new blog!

[celticnoodle]

I also had no problems opening the blog page. I read through it, was even able to open the comment by B. B. in Australia who won your free reading. I enjoyed reading your page and will continue to come back to read more. Good luck with this, SunChariot! I'm sure it will be a successful blog for you.

[danieljuk]

it was nice sunchariot! the layout looks great for me and opened fine! I love the background too! also some of the posts are informative and interesting. will be following your new posts in future

[SunChariot]

Thank you all so much for your help! It meant a lot to me to have you all try it out. I needed to be sure it was working and opening properly before I sent out all my notifications to my monthly subscribers to tell them it was ready and up and running.

Thanks again to you all, now that is done and I have two minutes to talk. LOL

For those who mentioend they would like to continue reading it, it does come out only once a month. I do send e-mail notifications to my subscribers to tell them when it is ready to be viewed. Anyone who wants to get onto the list for that just PM me. I am here for you.

For Cat, thank you for the constructive criticism. I appeciate your efforts. I wish I could tell you that I just threw it out there and did not spell check. The newletter as it stands is the result of extensive spellchecking and rereading and checking. Hours of that went into it.

I understand fully what you mean, and I have been writing this newsletter for 4 years now and a lot of effort goes into it and I can never get it to come out withotu some typos no matter how hard I try and I really do try hard.

I will admit it. My name is Barbara and I am a lousy typist LOL

I agree with you 100% that it looks more professionall without them, but try as I might I have never been able to get rid of them all. A ton of spellchecking goes into each newlsetter, until my eyes are blurry and I still have nto ever had the perfect copy. Wish I could do better with that, but I have never been able to and I really try.

On the upside, although this is the first Blog edition of the newsletter, the newsletter has been up and running for almost 4 years now in e-mail format (this month it switched to a blog for the first time),. But I do have quite a large and very loyal following, most have been with me many years. And yes I do do professional readings.

No typos is defiitely better, but for me I have found that if you are dedicated to what you do, truly care and want to help ...people will overlook that for the most part. Whether I might get more clients if I were a better typist, maybe, but I trust in life that the people who i can help and who I were meant to help will find me. When someone needs your help and you have a sincere desire to help, you are drawn together. That is my lifeview anyway.

And again thank you all for yoru help.

Love

Babs

[celticnoodle]

Originally Posted by SunChariot

Thank you all so much for your help! It meant a lot to me to have you all try it out. I needed to be sure it was working and opening properly before I sent out all my notifications to my monthly subscribers to tell them it was ready and up and running.

Thanks again to you all, now that is done and I have two minutes to talk. LOL

For those who mentioend they would like to continue reading it, it does come out only once a month. I do send e-mail notifications to my subscribers to tell them when it is ready to be viewed. Anyone who wants to get onto the list for that just PM me. I am here for you.

I already signed up for notification on this new site!

For Cat, thank you for the constructive criticism. I appeciate your efforts. I wish I could tell you that I just threw it out there and did not spell check. The newletter as it stands is the result of extensive spellchecking and rereading and checking. Hours of that went into it.

I understand fully what you mean, and I have been writing this newsletter for 4 years now and a lot of effort goes into it and I can never get it to come out withotu some typos no matter how hard I try and I really do try hard.

I will admit it. My name is Barbara and I am a lousy typist LOL

oh well, Barbara. You're only human!

I agree with you 100% that it looks more professionall without them, but try as I might I have never been able to get rid of them all. A ton of spellchecking goes into each newlsetter, until my eyes are blurry and I still have nto ever had the perfect copy. Wish I could do better with that, but I have never been able to and I really try.

On the upside, although this is the first Blog edition of the newsletter, the newsletter has been up and running for almost 4 years now in e-mail format (this month it switched to a blog for the first time),. But I do have quite a large and very loyal following, most have been with me many years. And yes I do do professional readings.

No typos is defiitely better, but for me I have found that if you are dedicated to what you do, truly care and want to help ...people will overlook that for the most part. Whether I might get more clients if I were a better typist, maybe, but I trust in life that the people who i can help and who I were meant to help will find me. When someone needs your help and you have a sincere desire to help, you are drawn together. That is my lifeview anyway.

And again thank you all for yoru help.

Love

Babs

I can remember when the computers all had a spell check on them, and you just went and selected 'spell check' and it would point out all the misspellings. My current laptop does not have this though--and I'm not sure if I can download it for free or not--or for little monies, but even as a 'fast' typist, which I am, I do make mistakes too. Like I said above for you--I'm only human. It happens. I overlook it. I am more interested in the body of what is being presented. If I were paying big bucks to read it, perhaps then I'd think twice about it, but I'm not. I am, however, looking forward to your next issue--in August!