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Choosing Links on Your Author Profile

If you want to gain reader trust, a well-designed author profile is the first step. Links are just as important as your photo and bio. This installment of "Maven's Expert Tips" will help you choose links wisely to effectively communicate your brand and avoid looking spammy. 

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Samantha Cubbison
Editor & Curator / Community Manager

All About Apostrophes

Dates: It happened in the 1960s, not the 1960's. It also happened in the '70s, not the 70s or the 70's. 

Possession: Use an apostrophe after the "s" at the end of a plural noun to show possession: e.g., "parents' mistakes."

When it comes to adding possessive apostrophes to singular proper nouns that end in "s," it's up to you whether to add a second "s" after the apostrophe. As long as you're consistent, either is fine. 

• "Charles Dickens' novels" and "Charles Dickens's novels"
• "Kansas' gun laws" and "Kansas's gun laws"
• "Jesus' pink lawn flamingo" and "Jesus's pink lawn flamingo"

Treva Leigh, 1 Fans, 15 Hubs, Joined 5 months ago

Sunday Morning Cartoons

Treva is a pop-culture junkie who mainly writes about television shows and movies. Her successful articles cover different cartoons that appeal to a variety of audiences. From the best Futurama episodes featuring Bender to the most memorable kids' cartoons of the 2000s, you'll have a great selection of shows to choose from come Sunday morning. 

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