We live in a world where companies and brands can buy traffic, followers, commenters and content so that in turn, we buy products and into ideas.
We live in a world where companies and brands can buy traffic, followers, commenters and content so that in turn, we buy products and into ideas.
Involuntarily, I paid $50 to be introduced to online porn at the age of 35. Fuck me (no, not literally...)
Blogging seems to be so yesterday. In this day and age, you argue on Twitter, show your flawless lifestyle on Instagram and spread the word on Facebook.
When I logged back in Feedly, I realized there weren’t that many articles unread, certainly fewer than I had expected considering I follow about 50 personal blogs.
It came down to either paying hosting fees and keeping the blog online or just giving up on ten years of blogging.
Beyond the solitary writing exercise and the somewhat "dry" technical aspect of managing a website, blogging includes a more social component.
If you can turn on a computer, connect to the Web and write an email, you have enough technical skills to start a blog.
I'm taking you behind the scenes of blogging to explain what has been going on between the keyboard and the screen for the past ten years. Plot twist: I am a real human being, not a computer program.
As the year draws to a close, “top something of 2015” started to pop up everywhere—top books, top news, top podcasts, top movies, top Tweets, top articles, you name it. It's a year-end tradition.
For most, blogging remains a side gig. Yet, you've probably been contacted out of the blue by marketing specialists, people dealing with SEO solutions, website ranking and other aspects of the...
The blog currently counts 1,510 articles and 21,988 comments. The subscriber count fluctuates between 900 and 1,500.
Sahifa, the theme I installed in March, didn’t really deliver. This time, I decided to aim for functionality rather than “look at me, I’m so pretty and different!”
I have to a draw a line somewhere. Fake subscribers, fake authors, fake readers… what’s the point of blogging, then?
Arthemia, my previous theme, was a bit outdated. So here is a brand new blog theme, based on Sahifa and customized by moi!
It’s the end of the year as we know it! No party for us this time. The return from France has been pretty brutal: Feng is still dealing with his battle scars, it’s very cold and we lost our Internet...
I received an email from Site5, my hosting company, claiming that my resource usage was too high to stay on a shared server plan.
Like most new parents, I’m often torn between sharing cute pictures of my kid and withholding them because, you know, it’s a big scary world we are living in. It may be my “Amélie Poulain” side but...
As a freelancer, I’m online a lot. Granted, I spent most of my on not-so-exacting websites like French-English dictionary and language-related websites (and actually working!), but sometimes I need a...