What is your name (Name on file with Stampin' Up!)?< /br>Quel est votre nom? (Nom donné à Stampin' Up!)*
Kathleen Liu
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Thanks for the nice compliment! I do have a blog although I haven't been very active on it for the last couple of months. It's ramblinstamper.blogspot.com. I also have a FB page that I post to more often-search for Pat Tecza, Independent Stampin' Up Demonstrator and "like" me to see my posts in your newsfeed. Have a nice day!
Oh, thank you so much, Kathy! It's such an honor...and I'm thrilled...and nervous! The team gals are awesome ...and I think it'll be great fun! Thank you again!
Hi, Kathy! I've added the gadget to follow my blog...it's just under my photo on the right. Just add your email and you'll be good to go! Thanks so much! Sue
Finally I'm getting back to you. I'm out of town again but my iPad seems to be working. Good luck on figuring the RSS thing. I think it has changed over the last few months. I think however it likely works for my card projects or blog posts. Hopefully the Facebook thing may work too. Thanks so much for contacting me. I love meeting so to speak - other demonstrators! Be sure to let me know if you ever have any questions about my cards and feel free to use any for your workshops. Please note if I have recognized other Stampers for their creations. I always try to mention that in my posts. Happy stamping... Barb
Hello Kathy, How nice that you'd like to follow my blog. I'm THRILLED! You can by signing up through the RSS (Really Simple Syndication) on my site. Here is some info on what it is & how to do it. I found it in the DBWS info from SU. If you select the RSS button for all my blog categories (top of left margin) you should receive notice when I post. At least You should be able to see it in your feeds (I think). Good Luck! Barb
What Is RSS?
RSS is most commonly translated as "Really Simple Syndication." Internet users can subscribe to an RSS in order to be notified when frequently updated works--such as blogs, news web sites, or your DBWS--have been changed. Subscribers to an RSS receive "feeds" that include text and other data that can include dates and summaries of articles. As a DBWS owner, you'll find that the RSS feed is invaluable as it can automatically update your customers about changes to your web site.
Your DBWS features three areas where your viewers can subscribe to an RSS:
Each of these areas is marked with the RSS icon:
RSS icons can be found on every page of your web site.
How to Use Your DBWS RSS
Using the RSS is simple--it's all automatic! All you have to do is direct your customers to click the RSS icon. When they do, they will be prompted to subscribe to your RSS feed. When they do, they will begin receiving notifications when your site is updated.