Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
08 November 2012

SEO: Why It's Important for Your Blog

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SEO. If you cruise the internet, you may have come across this acronym. You may have thought it wasn't relevant to you, your blog, or ...
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11 June 2012

Which hashtag is right for me? #Twitter

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Recently, Marian Pierre-Louis posed a question on Google+: "Question for all you social media friends out there: Have any of you ev...
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01 June 2012

Quick Review: Special Collections & Family History, BYU Idaho

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Here's the basics you need to know: The Special Collections & Family History site offered by BYU Idaho provides indexes and deriv...
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29 April 2012

Quick Source Review: JSTOR

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JSTOR presents a unique researching opportunity for genealogists and family historians. In the academic world, it is a commonly used...
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08 April 2012

Why an Index is Only A Starting Point

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Indexes to available local records are becoming more and more common across the internet, and these resources can be incredibly helpful. It ...
06 April 2012

Webinar Review: The Pursuit From Genealogy Hobbyist to Professional

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Originally presented on 4 April 2012 by John Kitzmiller and Claire V. Brison-Banks, this webinar certainly caught my eye when it was listed ...
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27 March 2012

Website Review: Colorado State Archives Historical Records Index Search

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This post is an overview of the Historical Records Index Search system on the Colorado State Archives website. You can find this immensely h...

There Is A Line: The Difference Between Collaboration and Cheating

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Recently, I had a message sent to me on my www.ancestry.com account. Here is a person asking for access to my private tree, so she can ...
25 March 2012

The Adams Family

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Buried together in a small corner of the Valley Brook Cemetery in Breckenridge, Colorado, sits the Adams Family: Josie, Marie Therese (moth...
05 March 2012

BCG Mentor

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As I continue to develop my skills and prepare myself for going through the certification process with the Board for Certified Genealogists,...
16 February 2012

Trails to the Past - Summit County, CO

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Happy to announce that great progress is being made on the Summit County, Colorado Trails to the Past project. Recently I have added more c...
03 February 2012

RootsTech 2012

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Oh, how I wish I was in Salt Lake City right now. There it is, I said it. Following the conference via live feeds and social media has bee...
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30 January 2012

February Goals

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Deciding to document my genealogical goals on this blog is no small deal. This means I have to actually commit! Argh! Scary! Ok, really. H...
19 January 2012

Ancestral Journeys... The Story of the Rockies One Person At A Time

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I am pleased to announce today the launch of: Ancestral Journeys ... The Story of the Rockies One Person At A Time As Summit Co...
22 October 2011

The Key Elements

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Someone recently asked me how I do what I do. I wasn't able to answer that question succinctly on the spot, but I think I've got it ...
11 October 2011

Summit County, Colorado Trails to the Past!

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A month or two ago, I decided to join the Trails to the Past community, and volunteered to host two sites: Summit County, Colorado and Colfa...
08 September 2011

So many sites, so little time...

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Genealogy is the (last I checked) second most popular search on the internet, right behind porn. That being the case, there are literally th...