About Vangie Beal

Based in Truro, Nova Scotia, Vangie Beal is a freelance writer covering the Internet,    technology and electronic commerce.

Thanks for stopping by my Nova Scotia Girl blog. This blog serves as a portal to access the many  technology-focused articles, reviews, guides and features that I write for online Web-based publications. My ‘for hire’ sign is always on. Let’s connect if you have a Web writing project.


[Freelance] Technology. Internet. E-commerce. Hardware. Computing [Writer]
Based in Nova Scotia, Canada, I am a freelance writer covering Internet technologies and online business since the late 90’s.

  • Professional freelance business and technology writer with 14 years experience.
  • Understands technology trends in both SMB and enterprise markets.
  • Respected and trusted voice in small business ecommerce marketing.
  • Experienced article SEO writer with proven top organic search results.
  • Knows how to work assets and sales initiatives into articles and Web content.

Specialties: Electronic commerce, small business computing topics, Internet, computers, servers, networking, computer science, terminology, social media, email marketing, eBay, enterprise applications, operating systems, software and hardware. Tips and advice, guides, feature articles, interviews, article SEO, marketing how-to guides.


You can find me daily on Webopedia.com, Enterprise Apps Today and Linux Today. Weekly my byline appears on EcommerceGuide.com. Plus you can also find my articles, interviews, news and reviews on the following publications; HardwareCentral, Instant Messaging Planet, PracticallyNetworked, SharkyExtreme, and SysOpt. I also freelance, from time-to-time on SmallBusinessComputing and IT Channel Planet. I also write the Daily Web News sections on news on ServerWatch, Enterprise Networking Planet, Enterprise Storage Forum, and ECRM Guide.

Prior to covering business computing, technology and ecommerce I wrote for a number of print and online computer gaming publications, including GameGirlz, Stomped, 3dfx Gamers, All Games Network, Insert Coin, Oxygen, Won.net, SharkyGames, and many others. I also hosted the girl-gamer Internet TV show (via the now defunct Pseudo), “Lilith & Eve”.

You can tweet with me @AuroraGG or e-mail “auroragg-at-gmail-dot-com”.

11 responses to “About Vangie Beal

  1. Thanks N S Girl
    for putting me in your blogroll.

    – Tahir

  2. Your blog is great reading! I enjoy it and so should others. Thanks!

  3. Your blog is great reading! I enjoy it and so should others. Thanks!
    +1

  4. In June of 2010, Webopedia removed your authorship by-line from, “The Difference between a Virus, Worm, and Trojan” I think you should be given credit for it.

    • Thanks so much for the vote of confidence! Actually that article is one of my favorites. Webopedia recently launched a new website (have you checked it out?). Author names and bylines on articles were not intentionally removed. I do expect that bylines and author names will be back on the individual article pages in short time — and again I’ll be credited with teaching people the differences between Viruses, Worms, and Trojans. :)

  5. Hey there! Quick question that’s entirely off topic. Do you know how to make your site mobile friendly? My web site looks weird when viewing from my iphone 4. I’m trying to find a template or plugin that might be able to correct this problem. If you have any suggestions, please share. Appreciate it!

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  7. Your blog is great reading… thanks !

  8. I saw an online article you wrote about cleaning a computer. I hope you can help me with a related question . . .

    I have a workstation that was used in the same apartment where a little too much food way fried. As a result, the dust inside the workstation box no longer comes right away with compressed air. The dust also causes the workstation to operate at higher temperatures.

    Do you know how I might go about improving things — or can you refer me to anyone who might know

    Thanks

  9. Take it to a local computer repair shop for a professional cleaning! :)

    If you can’t do this and you find a can of compressed air is not strong enough — unplug the box, take it outside and put on a dust mask. Try a small air compressor (like the small ones for pumping a tire). Do the CPU fan and heatsink first, then work your way top to bottom. As each layer falls on lower components, you clean that falling dust as you move down. Hope that helps!

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