My favorite Ron Popeil commercial was always the rotisserie chicken machine. ÂSet it and forget it! Who doesnÂt want to have delicious, juicy chicken roasting in their kitchen, being basted by a … [Read more...]
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By Christopher McMurphy The phrase Âadapt or die has proved true in the animal kingdom, and it has a place in the wild world of marketing as well. Monumental shifts in the advertising landscape … [Read more...]
Words matter
Boilerplate kills kittens. Early in my career, I worked as a technical writer for a large government contractor. The GPO Manual was our ultimate arbiter of word choice, I learned to spell “judgment” … [Read more...]
Do You Really Have to Write What You Know?
By Miranda Marquit Pretty much every aspiring writer has heard this advice: ÂWrite what you know. The logic behind this approach makes sense. A certain expertise and confidence accompanies … [Read more...]
Connected Content. Get Some.
By Lisa D. Jenkins I live in a place thatÂs done a lot to embrace art in every day life. When I moved to Boise, I was giddy over the artist murals that cover the downtown traffic boxes. I have a … [Read more...]
Living Life on the Financial Edge
If you have a full-time job, one that pays good wages and is all but a sure thing, by all means enjoy it. As I and millions of others discovered in recent years, a sure thing in the workplace is about … [Read more...]
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By Andy Crestodina Since the beginning, this blog has helped more than a million visitors learn hundreds of important lessons. You, the readers and writers, have shared your experiences and techniques … [Read more...]
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By Landon Lourell If you have your own business, then you’ll definitely want to make sure that you use all of the tools available to you in so that you can reach as wide an audience as possible and … [Read more...]
Writers Block. The Pain and Panic are Real.
By Lisa D. Jenkins ThereÂs nothing quite like that feeling of knowing you owe the readers of your blog several hundred words and realizing youÂve got no idea what to write about. The realization … [Read more...]
Don’t Sweat the Page Views
By Michelle Rebecca Yes, todayÂs online business leaders have it hard. ThereÂs a ton of competition and a lot of complexity involved in dealing with certain kinds of market realities. ItÂs hard to … [Read more...]
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