Month: October 2012
Where to Take Unwanted Halloween Candy in Orange County
Come Thursday morning, I am sure many Orange County moms will be wondering where to take unwanted halloween candy, so I wanted to share information on OC Halloween candy buy-back locations.
5 Blogging Rules Thou Shalt Not Break
This expert advice post on 5 Blogging Rules Thou Shalt Not Break is written by Brad McMillen of Shoreline Interactive in Irvine, a company specializing in search-engine optimization and ranking. I have been working with the awesome guys at Shoreline for a few weeks now, trying to up my blog game. I hope my fellow bloggers will find this helpful, I sure did! By the way, I am SO busted on the last point on #4 below. Here is what he writes…
You’ve probably heard the phrase “serving two masters” and how it’s impossible to do. In most cases it’s true that you’re better off to not even try.
When it comes to blogging, however, you do have two masters—your readers and the search engines—and you have to please them both.
Your words must resonate with your readers and have them coming back for more. Your posts must be optimized so search engines know what you’re writing about so you can get more traffic…
Orange County Halloween Events for Kids
If you are looking for Orange County Halloween events for kids you have GOT to check out this awesome event guide by fellow OC mom blogger, Jill of Sandy Toes & Popsicles.
She includes events at local attractions, pumpkin patches, haunted houses, fall festivals and…
Tickle Time Mineral Powder Sunblock Review
Recently I was sent a tube of Tickle Time Mineral Powder Sunblock for Kids for review. When I got the email asking if I was interested in learning more, the answer was a quick yes!
Skin cancer runs in my family and we live in Orange County were the sun shines year round so protecting my girls’ skin with daily sunscreen is not an option, it’s a necessity.
Tickle Time Mineral Powder Sunblock for kids was created by actress Anne Heche who wanted to create a sunscreen for her kids that was fun, but not irritating, and could be applied without the typical protests common when applying lotions, creams or sprays.