Online Writing

Are you harboring that big business idea? Then crank up your computer and get started.

Without the right words, your blog posts, flyers and ads may go unnoticed.

In this digital world, your reputation is based primarily on what and how you write. Unfortunately, your writing sucks.

My single blog post got a world-famous artist to remove a statue with a Jewish slur. How I did that has lessons for all bloggers.

These common formats can seriously increase your content's shareability.

Here's how you can develop a content marketing rhythm.

Making keystrokes matter has grown in importance as communication and the text that powers it become increasingly inseparable. This is an abridged guide to writing with clarity and substance.

One of the keys to success is first understanding what success looks like.

If you follow a well thought out plan and adhere to it diligently, you can succeed at content marketing on nearly any budget.

All right, several ways.

You probably shouldn't, but this flowchart will help you know for sure.

From email to social media to SEO and beyond, great headlines are essential for business.

Creating great online 'content' is another avenue to help customers get the results they need.

Have you been to a website recently where you read every word and absorbed every image on the homepage, but you still weren't sure what the business actually does?

Your writing should be meaningful. Here are some signs that it is heading in the right direction.

Crafting the perfect headline can feel like a complete mystery, even for experienced media darlings. Here are some important tips.

You can go all-out generic with your blog strategy, or you can go all out niche market.

Just like one misspelled word can get your resume tossed onto the 'nope' pile, one incorrectly used word can negatively impact your entire message.

Want to get the most readers possible for your content? This infographic will tell you what works.

Here's a hint: It has a lot to do with storytelling.

Do you find yourself using the term 'a lot' with regularity? Break the habit with these more-specific synonyms.