I had no problems on a PC with Firefox 1.x.
My problem is that as I perused the blog, it didn`t make a whole lot of
sense to me, in terms of your initial post question. I see the word
"decision" all over the place, but the articles didn`t seem to relate
all that well to decision-making. That`s okay, I figured maybe in the
"read more" section there might be something.
But aside from that, there doesn`t seem to be much of a reference to a
site in the articles, or even a main theme or place to go. It looks
like just....a blog.
What exactly are you trying to accomplish here? Is it to just build
subscribers to the blog? If so, then I think the "theme" of the blog
needs better focus. If I understand it, you intend to give me tips for
solving relationship problems. Okay, where are the tips?
What if you were to use your current headlines---they`re
interesting---but then have a "pull-quote" as the lead-in to your
articles. Each lead would be the tip you`re going to then write about.
You could likely then have a standing page where you list each tip,
with a link to the blog entry. As such, you`d gradually build up an
indexed "compendium" of tips for relationship success.
I`m just not sure how decision-making bears on unsuccessful
relationships? I was just reading about a guy who took so long to make
decisions, he was asked twice if he`d like to get married, and both
times, the woman eventually married someone else. It was two years
before he came to a decision that yes, he`d like to get married.
Are those the types of tips you`re thinking of? Remember, you`re going
to get readers who either are currently in an unsuccessful
relationship, or they`re just curious as to how to make an existing
relationship more....decisive?...or they don`t have a relationship
because they can`t decide....something. What?
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Craig Landes
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Defining the undefinable. "There are 10 kinds of people in the world---those who understand binary numbers and those who don`t." - Unknown
International Society of Curmudgeons