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7 Secrets to Creating High-Converting Landing Pages
7 Secrets to Creating High-Converting Landing Pages If you want to create the highest converting landing page possible, you need to follow these 7 steps
By Bryant Gray4 years ago in Fiction
A new traditional
*Ding dong* That’s odd. I don’t recall inviting or ordering anything. Maybe unexpected guests? Wait-No what if it’s one of those Door to Door?
By Alexander Cook4 years ago in Fiction
A Discovery of Witches
It all began in a library at Oxford University....... Diana Bishop, a witch, who doesn't fully understand her powers has just been hired as a professor at Oxford University, She is in the Oxford library doing research on her thesis about alchemy when she locates a book that has not been located by any other supernatural being for thousands of years. Her location of this book and touching it creates a power surge that is felt by all the other supernatural beings in the world.
By Amy James4 years ago in Fiction
People with Diabetes Eat Cheese? The Answer Might Surprise Can you!
People with Diabetes Eat Cheese? The Answer Might Surprise Can you! A lot of people with diabetes think they can’t eat cheese because it contains so many carbs and calories, but what they don’t realize is that some types of cheese aren’t as high in both as they thought! There are also even some cheeses out there that have fewer carbs than you would think. So if you love eating cheese, you can rest easy knowing that you can still enjoy it while living with diabetes—you just have to be smart about which kinds of cheese you choose and how often you eat them! Here’s why.
By Bryant Gray4 years ago in Fiction
The White Christmas
Am I prepared for this Christmas? I am aware that many people have been anticipating their Christmas gifts since the beginning of the cold season. We dive headfirst into the holiday shopping season, searching high and low for the most thoughtful presents to give to our loved ones. Having a cup of coffee in the snow is a match made in heaven.
By Hazel Paradise4 years ago in Fiction
Mystery Package
Maria often sits at her window sill waiting for something. She never knows what but feels like life is just a waiting game. Maria doesn’t have many close friends and often ends up alone and isolated from most of the world. Maria’s parents want her to venture out but instead she often ends up sitting in front of the window sill. Maria is a good soul, one who does for others and one who cares for everyone. She seems to be waiting for something though so her parents keep encouraging her to venture out and be more of a people person. Every time Maria has ventured out it has ended with turmoil. She once went to a teen club with friends that ended in a shooting with 3 of her classmates dead. Maria once went out to a play and somehow a flesh eating bacteria infected the dancers. Maria has always seen the positive in tragedy and has always wanted the best for all. One day from her window she sees a drone coming near her home. The drone is carrying a package. Maria watches as the package is gently dropped on her doorstep, then she runs downstairs.
By Maria Shaw4 years ago in Fiction
The Curious Case of Michael Little
Streets named after people were never to be trusted, at least in his estimation. The last time he had been accosted by a protestor to join their cause or been involved in a car accident had been suspiciously on a street named after a person. The more well-known, the worse the incident. He recalled a particularly horrible event where a building scaffolding fell onto Martin Luther King Boulevard and caused massive panic that there had been a terror attack. It was not, in fact, a terror attack, only criminal negligence. The trial lasted for weeks, and everyone in town talked of nothing else.
By Sydney M4 years ago in Fiction
Dana
Dana is seven years old, and she is a single child. She loves riding her bicycle, and pretty nothing can frighten her. She loves aeroplanes too. One day she will become a pilot and spend her life in the sky. She would be free and travel to all those strange and fascinating shapes and names she knows from the coloured maps she received for her birthday.
By Ioana Adriana4 years ago in Fiction
Follow the Foreigners
A drone had arrived at Bixby’s door to drop a package. Bixby looked out the window when he heard the whirring of the drone, saw a box thud and went outside.
By Alex H Mittelman 4 years ago in Fiction
The box
It had gotten tangled in a nearby bush filled with white roses and thorns. It kept whirring furiously, as if trying to extricate itself from the prickly branches. The noise was bothering me tremendously. I walked out of the house and followed that insistent and infuriating noise. I looked left and right and finally saw something onyx black glinting in the summer sun.
By Paulette Pagani4 years ago in Fiction
Lower stomach feelings
Author note: I’ve been feeling utterly exhausted emotionally and physically. Here’s some cathartic stuff hopefully, I guess. I feel like trauma is an empty bag you can’t open and fill up, it’s a cruel light thing you carry and it attaches to you tightly.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Fiction
Monk
“Just relax, Adrian!” Sharona said as she strolled through the Aquarium with her employer, Adrian Monk. “Look over there, Seahorses! You don’t see those every day.”
By Jason Sultana4 years ago in Fiction