Sometimes, you just have to … well, lose your cool.
And I did that tonight. I lost it. Continue reading “The One Where I Lose My Sh%!t and Go on a Twitter Rant”
The One Where I Lose My Sh%!t and Go on a Twitter Rant
The Best Editorial Calendar for Multi-Author Blogs (And It’s Not CoSchedule)
When you run a blog with multiple authors, organization is a must.
A great editorial calendar helps you keep track of all the moving pieces in your daily workflow.
In fact, editorial calendars can mean the difference between blogging success and failure, according to Copyblogger: “That little bit of planning goes a surprisingly long way toward getting the most audience reach from your blog content.” Continue reading “The Best Editorial Calendar for Multi-Author Blogs (And It’s Not CoSchedule)”
Top 3 Social Media Writing Tips to Grow Your Business
Social media is a great tool for both our personal lives and business. You can use it to strengthen relationships, connect with an audience, promote your brand, and much more.
No wonder social media has produced some of the fastest-growing tech companies in recent years.
Many businesses want to improve the results they’re getting with social media, but they don’t know how. Advertising, email marketing, and similar tools have been around for much longer, so many companies feel more comfortable with them. But with social media, many are still figuring out how to use it effectively.
Here are three ways you can get more out of social media marketing. Continue reading “Top 3 Social Media Writing Tips to Grow Your Business”
6 Things to Check Before You Publish Your Blog Post
So you want to be a blogger?
Popular blogs are popular because they are full of good writing.
As with a good short story or article, they catch the reader’s attention because you’ve taken the time to select an interesting subject and have written passionately about it.
No one will argue that the most readable blogs are heavy on context—but just because they can point you to a multitude of underscoring sources of information doesn’t mean the author has done a good job of writing a post.
You need more. Continue reading “6 Things to Check Before You Publish Your Blog Post”
Juggling Act: When to Write, and When to Do Other Tasks
In our previous post, we pondered the question of whether finding the optimal time to write might make you a better writer.
Research suggests that syncing your body’s natural (circadian) rhythms to your tasks throughout the day can help you boost results. Continue reading “Juggling Act: When to Write, and When to Do Other Tasks”