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Nanci Arvizu

Nanci Arvizu last signed in May 07 2012 and has been on Bukisa since Nov 23, 2008.


About Me:

I am a wife, mother and cowgirl, living in Arizona just outside of the Tonto National Forest north of Scottsdale. Living here, everyday is filled with inspiration; just being outside looking at the sky, sunrise or sunset, there is nothing like being in the saddle contemplating life and all its gifts.

I started my Virtual Assistant business so I could work from home, helping clients mostly with their marketing tasks.  I've created website content, employee & procedure handbooks, newsletters and more.  Now I work with clients to handle their social media, setting up profiles to correctly use key words to put them at the top of search results and manage their profiles and connections within networking sites.

In 2008 I started a Blog Talk Radio show called Page Readers where I interview authors about their work, in a 30 minute interview that is recorded and available as listen on demand long after the show is over.  It's been so much fun getting to know all the the talented authors who have been my guests on the show.

Page Readers also introduced me to my current business partner, Aggie Villanueva.  Aggie is a best selling author of fiction and non-fiction, a photographic artists and a publicity specialist.  She came up with the idea to create a promotional business offering authors affordable services to promote their work. 

In July 2009 we opened Promotion a la Carte and it's been non-stop ever since.  With a menu of affordable services we work hard to create a buzz around every one of our clients and their work. 

As a writer, I enjoy writing review articles, especially about the places I travel to, and where I live.  Scottsdale, Arizon is a top travel destination and my goal is to spot light places that get tourists off the regular routes and treat them to the undiscovered gems the Sonoran Desert has to offer.

For more about me visit my profile here.



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PaigeN on Is Religion Just A Crutch? on 12th, Jan 2011

I absolutely agree with your view of religion, I enjoyed reading it. I believe God was a theory long ago invented by someone who wanted an answer for his own questions, and other people began to be brainwashed into it and added more fuel to the idea that is God. God or religion is just a crutch for people so they can make excuses and I think it's for people who are looking for answers that they themselves can't find, they want to believe that there is someone else they can blame or put the responsibility on for leading their lives.


bokon on Worth The Drive: The Painted Horse Cafe. Scottsdale, Arizona on 13th, Nov 2010

Good information. Thanks!


climber7565 on Is Religion Just A Crutch? on 31st, Oct 2010

very interesting, great job :)


normasy520 on Get Off The Highway on 19th, Oct 2010

nice article , continue to write. thanks for sharing. review my article too and take time. God bless


Kenan Nalendra on Is Religion Just A Crutch? on 19th, Oct 2010

religion is man made doctrine, GOD can never be put on box of religion. Only they who really communicate with GOD will truly understand HIM and HIS will. :). nice article, this will made many christian to reconsider his/her attitude and tought :)


Charlene Nuble on Is Religion Just A Crutch? on 17th, Oct 2010

Religion was born out of man's fear of death which is the only thing that's sure in this world. Out of that fear they created so many things like heaven and hell which are all figments of man's imagination. I for one believes that when you die, you die. There's no such thing as heaven or hell. Just do good to all your fellowmen and everything should be alright.

Nice article Nanci!


swatilohani on Get Off The Highway on 25th, May 2009

highly informative article thnx for sharing


recipelady on Get Off The Highway on 17th, Apr 2009

This is a five star article and it's written very well. Also, I did enjoy reading it. Thanks for sharing.


recipelady on Should Little League Umpires Be Paid Like The Pros? on 3rd, Feb 2009

I really enjoyed reading your arcle. I think little one should learn the love of the sport.


rweigel12 on Get Off The Highway on 22nd, Jan 2009

Nice Article. I've reviewed ALL your articles and decided to comment on this one so that your can get your page views up to make more money. Please take the time to review my articles and comment on one--I'd really appreciate it.....Robb



for Get Off The Highway on 31st, Jul 2011

Thank you all for your kind words!


for Piccalilli, Piccalilli, I Love Piccalilli! on 31st, Jul 2011

Thanks so much for sharing! I tried it and it's great!


for Benefits of Deep Tissue Massage Therapy on 31st, Jul 2011

Thanks for the info! Going to share this with the hubby, we all need a good massage!


for Cute Joke!! on 19th, Mar 2009

CUTE!


for Welcome To Hell on 31st, Jan 2009

I am printing this out and putting it on my office door. More!!!!


for What To Do After You're Dead on 31st, Jan 2009

THAT was funny. Love your sense of humor! More! More!


for Growing Fruit Trees Indoors on 31st, Jan 2009

This is great! I've been wanting to put a fruit tree in my office. Now I'm really going to do it! Thanks for the article.


for Novel Excerpt on 31st, Jan 2009

Great job - and then what happened!!!


for Help Stop Animal Abuse at A Shelter on 31st, Jan 2009

Thank you for puting this out there.


for The Worst of Horror Movies on 31st, Jan 2009

I know what you mean! The ones out today are nothing compared to what used to be. The really good ones are the ones that get deep into your mind and give you an ending that you never saw coming. All gore, blood and boobs - been there, done that, would rather go see a comedy.



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