Who IS that Woman? AnnieAngel Aka AnnMackieMiller

It's a bit like your first day at school: you don't know anyone and no one knows you.  My very first screen name was Angelstar which was quickly shortened to Angel.  My given name is Ann, affectionately called Annie, and it wasn't long before the two were combined by online friends to AnnieAngel.  The AnnMackieMiller bit?  That is the official name (minus the spacing) which has become a bit of a trademark for my writing and photography now. 

So who is she?  I can tell you who I have been, indeed I wrote an article, An Interesting Life So Far on Squidoo, so here I will just give you the highlights.

Who am I now?  That is a good question.

All things change and here we are in 2012 and I have struck out in yet another direction.  

As you know I also write for the content writing site Squidoo.  Being British I was never very sure about the American market and let's face it, what makes money is selling products within the US.  So in October 2011 I decided to buy some Squidoo lenses from another lensmaster pertaining to product sales.  

I didn't like them, they didn't cost much but I didn't like them, they were too repetitive of other lenses being sold on the same topics so I decided to get rid of them from my portfolio by selling them on (for the same price I must say.)  To my astonishment they all sold within minutes of my advertising them.  Which of course made me stop and think and a new business venture was born. 

I love writing, I love creating lenses on Squidoo the platform I am most familiar with.  What I don't like (read = hate) is promoting them after they are made.  So now I have the best of both worlds,  I create as many Squidoo lenses as I like and sell them on - job done. 

I love it.  I make ready to go lenses are different prices to suit everyone's needs.  All some people want is the basic structure done for them so they can concentrate on the creative side, others are more complete.  

Learning from what I didn't like about those lenses I bought, I try never to duplicate what I've done before although obviously there is always going to be some overlap.  I use keyword research - some basic for basic lenses and more for others and try to use them without 'keyword stuffing'.   

I really LOVE being given a commission - someone asking for lenses on a particular topic or to fill a particular niche.  Some folk give me the URL they have chosen and the keywords they want to work around, some allow me artistic freedom.  

I also ghost-write content for articles and blogs though confess I tend to decline anything that involves geek.  I'll always tell you upfront if it is something I can handle.

Recently I've added an updating service for Squidoo since that is so vital in maintaining rankings. 

All my prices are reasonable if not as cheap as some, but then I think what I deliver is worth it.  Part of my work involves improving lenses people have bought elsewhere and to say some shock me is an understatement.  I'm an honest broker and I stand by my reputation of doing good work.