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Paper Places 5: Writing a Successful Blog in 2024, with Stephen Hackett
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In this episode, Kerry is joined by Relay co-founder, podcaster and blogger Stephen Hackett. They delve into Stephen's 16 years of writing at 512 Pixels and uncover the key advice writers should follow if they want to write successful blog.
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Relay for St Jude - St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Relay for St Jude 2024 - 512 Pixels
The Bridport Prize for Memoir
Farrow and Ball in Brinjal (Kerry's Reading/Writing Room colour)
Stephen Hackett
Read Stephen’s Blog: 512 Pixels
Stephen Hackett's Computer Collection
Myke Hurley
Stephen’s Ultimate Writing Music: Tron Soundtrack
Daring Fireball by John Gruber
Heather Armstrong
How a Series of Blog Posts Turned into a Multi-million Dollar Bestseller
The Martian: A Novel
Hands-on Impressions from Apple’s Wonderlust Event (Stephen’s First iPhone Event) — 512 Pixels
The iMac G3 Project — 512 Pixels
“My iMacs ARE IN A MUSEUM” — 512 Pixels on YouTube
Stephen looking at his iMacs on display at the Henry Ford Museum
Stephen and David Sparks interview the Mac Pro Product Manager
Performa Month on 512 Pixels
Performa Month: Reflections on a Messy Macintosh Era — 512 Pixels
Stephen’s shows on Relay
Follow Stephen on Instagram
Follow Stephen on Threads
Follow Stephen on Mastadon
702 episodes
MP3•Episode home
Manage episode 437127274 series 48619
Content provided by Relay FM. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Relay FM or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.
In this episode, Kerry is joined by Relay co-founder, podcaster and blogger Stephen Hackett. They delve into Stephen's 16 years of writing at 512 Pixels and uncover the key advice writers should follow if they want to write successful blog.
Guest Starring:
Links and Show Notes:
Support Paper Places with a Relay FM Membership
Submit Feedback
Relay for St Jude - St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Relay for St Jude 2024 - 512 Pixels
The Bridport Prize for Memoir
Farrow and Ball in Brinjal (Kerry's Reading/Writing Room colour)
Stephen Hackett
Read Stephen’s Blog: 512 Pixels
Stephen Hackett's Computer Collection
Myke Hurley
Stephen’s Ultimate Writing Music: Tron Soundtrack
Daring Fireball by John Gruber
Heather Armstrong
How a Series of Blog Posts Turned into a Multi-million Dollar Bestseller
The Martian: A Novel
Hands-on Impressions from Apple’s Wonderlust Event (Stephen’s First iPhone Event) — 512 Pixels
The iMac G3 Project — 512 Pixels
“My iMacs ARE IN A MUSEUM” — 512 Pixels on YouTube
Stephen looking at his iMacs on display at the Henry Ford Museum
Stephen and David Sparks interview the Mac Pro Product Manager
Performa Month on 512 Pixels
Performa Month: Reflections on a Messy Macintosh Era — 512 Pixels
Stephen’s shows on Relay
Follow Stephen on Instagram
Follow Stephen on Threads
Follow Stephen on Mastadon
702 episodes
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