#calendar creator

[blockygraphics]

MANATEE.WMF, modified 8/20/1996, 3:17 PM; clipart included with Calendar Creator 5.0 for Windows 95 (1997).

[the-dye-stained-socialite]

May's Strip Game Part 6

[> Ask about the Lights] "The lights?" he queries. It is nearly a mockery of your own tone. "My, the Beth is an old dear I'm afraid. It's rather prone to structural issues. What with all the bills stacking up, it's rather hard to keep the lights on, I'm afraid. Sometimes half of the building will simply go out! Now, sit back, and continue to enjoy the show, won't you?" When did the votes begin to pour in so quickly? When were the Attendants able to count so rapidly? Shoes next. Did you vote for that? You're certain you.must have. It is difficult to remember the number you wrote down on your paper. Two? No, layer two has been removed a while ago. Your opinion seem to be making up more and more of the vote. Perhaps you and your fellow votes are simply more in tune. A chair has been brought out for the Merry Gentleman. He rests his cane beside it, and begins to work on his laces. Two shoes, two laces, undone nicely and neatly. A pair, but separate. How odd it would be for him to wear only one, and not the other. He sets them aside, then swings sideways in his chair. The mirrors flicked behind him. It's rather improper posture, but my does it afford you a nice view of his thighs. There are gasps, there are whimpers.

There is a brush against your back. A hand? Wider than your own. It is gone quickly. "Yes yes, let's get on with the voting."

{<<<Part One} {<Part Five} {Part Seven>}

[spnsummergen]

Supernatural Summergen: Week 1 Roundup!

Hi all! In case you missed any the first time around, here's a roundup of the first week of Summergen! At the end of each week, we'll post another roundup so no one misses out on any goodies. :D

Thank you to all the creators and readers who makes Summergen possible!

1. Ab Aeterno for iamianweareme

Summary: Time is never on your side (unless you know what it wants.)

Rating: Not Rated (Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings) Characters: Dean Winchester, Sam Winchester, Rowena MacLeod Words: 1642 Tags: Season/Series 03, Season/Series 10, Episode: s10e19 The Werther Project, Time Travel, Case Fic, Dreams, Astral Projection, Spells & Enchantments, Witchcraft, Curses, Cure for the Mark of Cain, Witches, Angels, Demon Deals, Brotherly Affection, Immortality, Non-Linear Narrative, New Jersey, Parallel Universes, Blood Magic

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2. Home is What You Make It for shadowhuntingdauntlessdemigod

Summary: Feeling the need to make the bunker more of a home for himself and Sam, Dean creates a place just for them.

Rating: Not Rated (Creator Chose Not to Use Archive Warnings) Characters: Dean, Sam Words: 2242 Tags: Oblivious Sam Winchester, Files, Organizing, Clever Dean Winchester, Cooking, Home improvements, the bunker, Man Cave, Alcohol, movies

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3. Welcome to Canada for sakarrie

Summary: Sam and Dean follow the lead of an old friend of Bobby's into the Canadian wilderness of Golden Ears Park where three hunters have been found ripped to shreds their throats bitten out, while possible bear attacks, the local park ranger and part-time hunter Roger Marsh doesn't think so. The brothers help him investigate an incident that quickly turns out to be very much their kind of problem.

Rating: E (Explicit, Graphic Depictions of Violence) Characters: Sam, Dean Words: 2409 Tags: Case Fic, Canon Compliant, Hunt Gone Wrong, Wilderness Survival, Hurt Sam Winchester, Hurt Dean Winchester, Protective Dean Winchester, Protective Sam Winchester, Hurt/Comfort, Angst, Protective Winchesters, Demonic Possession

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4. Too Close for Comfort for yoann

Summary: Sam and Dean switch bodies. Bickering, brotherly banter and bad choices ensue…

Rating: T Characters: Sam, Dean, Rowena Words: 3493 Tags: humor, bodyswap

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5. Ink for dizzojay

Summary: Rusalka has been killed, but something bad still happens to Dean, and Sam has to pay the consequences.

Rating: G Characters: Dean, Sam Words: 2800 Medium: pastels (piece includes fic AND art!) Tags: Rusalka (Water Spirit), Whump, Hurt Sam Winchester, Possessed Dean Winchester

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6. Meeting Your Heroes for brightly_lit

Summary: A hunter gets some unexpected help from the legendary Winchesters.

Rating: G Characters: Sam, Dean, OMC Words: 1563 Tags: Hunters & Hunting, Poltergeists, Humor, Silly, Awkwardness

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7. A Perfect Way to Die for canon_is_relative

Summary: Sam's been fighting in the demon wars for as long as he can remember. He doesn't like war and he doesn't like fighting, even though he's the best at it ever since Dean got possessed and joined the other side. The humans are losing this war. He's only seventeen, but he figures it's only a matter of time before he dies, too. He just needs to see Dean -- the real Dean, his brother -- one last time before the end.

Rating: G Characters: Sam Winchester, Jo Harvelle, Ash, Claire Novak, Garth Fitzgerald IV, Kevin Tran, Bobby Singer, Rufus Turner, John Winchester, Dean Winchester Words: 2569 Tags: War, Child Soldiers, Demons, Demon Dean Winchester, Weapons, Brotherly Love, Brother Feels, Brotherhood, Comrades in Arms, Found Family, Possession, Exorcisms

[tuituipupu]

if the khäärijä onlyfans doesn’t look a lottle like this i don’t want it.

[caniasfire]

bro i forgot amay's birthday........

[ladyrandombox]

Eyyyy my calendar is now available in my Etsy shop from now through December! Get it while supplies last!

P.S. Please spread the word and tyvm 💓

[juniper-pompadour]

do NOT interact with me or my blog if you accept, endorse or promote picture advent calendars with pictures that do not fill in the picture with a cute or funny little twist.

the pictures are supposed to fill us with wonder. they're supposed to make us see the specks of light in the darkness of december; you're supposed to first see the family gathered around the lightless christmas tree, and then on the christmas morning, you open that flap to see the christmas tree in full decoration.

random pictures of candles with green background just are not the same 😭

[mote-historie]

Rolf Armstrong, The Girl of the Hour, 1923

[wiferomanroy]

failmarriage february <3

[aeons-domain]

January 3, 1989

12:02 PM

Iggy & Madison join the team on their journey in Egypt

[blockygraphics]

CATLC065.WMF, modified 5/12/1996, 5:54 PM; clipart included with Calendar Creator 5.0 for Windows 95 (1997).

[online-learning-e-tuitions]

How to Create a Content Calendar for Your Marketing Strategy

A content calendar is a tool that helps you plan, organize, and schedule your content across different platforms and channels. A content calendar can help you save time, stay consistent, collaborate with your team, and measure your results. But how do you create a content calendar that works for your specific needs and goals? In this article, we will show you the steps to create a content calendar from scratch, as well as some templates and tools to help you along the way. Step 1: Define your goals The first step to creating a content calendar is to define what you want to achieve with your content. What are the main objectives of your content marketing strategy? How will your content help you reach them? How will you measure your success? Some common goals for content marketing are:

Increase brand awareness

Generate leads

Nurture prospects

Convert customers

Retain customers

Build loyalty

Increase referrals To make your goals more specific and realistic, you can use the SMART framework. SMART stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. For example, a SMART goal could be:

Increase organic traffic by 25% in 6 months

Generate 100 new leads per month from blog posts

Convert 10% of email subscribers into customers in 3 months Step 2: Research your audience The next step is to research your audience and understand their needs, preferences, challenges, and motivations. Your audience is the group of people who are most likely to be interested in your products or services and who can benefit from your content. To research your audience, you can use various methods, such as:

Analyzing your existing customers and their behavior

Conducting surveys and interviews with your prospects and customers

Creating buyer personas that represent your ideal customers

Using tools like Google Analytics, Facebook Insights, or HubSpot to gather data on your audience demographics, preferences, and pain points Step 3: Choose your content types Once you have a clear understanding of your goals and audience, you can choose the types of content that you want to create and distribute. There are many types of content that you can use for your marketing strategy, such as:

Blog posts

E-books

Infographics

Videos

Podcasts

Webinars

Case studies

Testimonials

Social media posts The type of content that you choose depends on several factors, such as:

Your goals and audience needs

Your budget and resources

Your industry and niche

Your competitors and best practices You can also mix and match different types of content to create a diverse and engaging content portfolio. Step 4: Create a content plan A content plan is a document that outlines the details of your content creation and distribution process. A content plan can help you:

Organize your ideas and topics

Assign roles and responsibilities

Set deadlines and milestones

Track progress and results . A typical content plan includes the following elements:

Content title or headline

Content type and format

Content goal and objective

Content target audience and persona

Content keyword and SEO strategy

Content distribution channel and platform

Content creation date and owner

Content publication date and owner

Content performance metrics and KPIs Step 5: Create your content The next step is to create your content according to your content plan. This involves researching, writing, editing, proofreading, formatting, and optimizing your content for quality, relevance, and effectiveness. To create your content, you can follow these steps:

Research: Gather relevant information and data on your topic, audience, keywords, competitors, etc.

Outline: Create a rough outline of your main points, subheadings, examples, etc.

Draft: Write the first draft of your content using clear language, tone, and voice.

Edit: Review and revise your content for grammar, spelling, punctuation, style, etc.

Proofread: Check your content for errors, typos, inconsistencies, etc.

Format: Add visual elements, such as images, videos, charts, etc., and optimize your content for SEO and user experience.

Publish: Upload your content to your website or platform and make it live for your audience. Step 6: Distribute your content The next step is to distribute your content to reach your target audience and drive traffic, engagement, and conversions. This involves choosing the right channels and platforms for your content, such as:

Your website or blog

Your email list or newsletter

Your social media accounts

Your online communities or forums

Your paid advertising campaigns

Your influencer marketing partnerships To distribute your content, you can follow these steps:

Schedule: Plan when and how often you will share your content on each channel or platform.

Share: Post your content on your chosen channels or platforms and include a catchy caption, a call to action, and relevant hashtags or keywords.

Promote: Boost your content reach and visibility by using paid ads, influencer marketing, guest posting, or other promotional strategies.

Engage: Interact with your audience by responding to their comments, questions, feedback, or reviews. Step 7: Measure your content performance The final step is to measure your content performance and evaluate its impact on your goals. This involves tracking and analysing various metrics and KPIs, such as:

Traffic: The number of visitors who view your content

Engagement: The amount of time, attention, and interaction your content receives

Conversion: The percentage of visitors who take a desired action after viewing your content

Retention: The percentage of visitors who return to view your content again

Loyalty: The degree of trust, satisfaction, and advocacy your content generates If you want to learn more about Content Marketing and how to create and promote you content on various platform you must check out e-Tuitions. They provide various Digital Marketing Courses of FB Ads, SEO, SMO, Google Ads, Google Business Profile. You can Book Free Demo Class also, for more info. visit e-tuitions.com

[strymes49]

💜MARK YOUR CALENDARS 💜

Free Fall will be returning ✨January 8th✨and will be updating every SUNDAY from then on!

For now I’m gonna be mean and leave you with a mysterious royal figure. Is this a friend? Or a foe?

[tuituipupu]

well ☠

[wild-karrde]

Karrde my sweet mince pie! 💙

I have another contribution for fandom friday!

@feltpool 's LEGO Advent calendar opening with our beloved captain Rex is the funniest and cutest thing I've seen lately. His bantering with Cody is so hilarious.

It's been a joy to watch every day!

CARO, YOU ABSOLUTELY LOVELY HUMAN, I HOPE YOU ARE HAVING A WONDERFUL HOLIDAY! And I have ADORED this series. It is so funny and well done! I too have looked forward to seeing it every day! The banter, the story, Rex and Cody just getting to have a good time. I LOVE IT! Thank you so much for the rec!

Participate in Fandom Friday to show your favorite creators from this week some love! :)

[sheltiechicago]

Glamorous Girls Illustrated By Rolf Armstrong In The Early 20th Century

American commercial artist and illustrator Rolf Armstrong (1889–1960) was known for his glitzy portrayals of women. His calendar designs and magazine covers are what made him most famous.

He was referred to as the “creator of the calendar girl” by the New York Times in 1960. From 1912 until 1960, he pursued a commercial career, producing most of his original artwork in pastel.