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Thought Leaders

Desire for Fame and Wealth are Really Bad Reasons for Writing a Book

You are ready to start writing once you've accepted you are unlikely to make money selling your book.

By Tucker Max

Building a Business

4 Actionable Ways to Overcome Writer’s Block

Time to go back to kindergarten and practice 'the kindergarten trick.'

By Brandon Turner

Building a Business

Make More Money Blogging With These 6 Tips

Turn from amateur to pro blogger with consistency, audience awareness, transparency and more.

By Ken Dunn

Business Accounting

5 Ways to Make Enough Side Money to Eventually Quit Your Job

Nearly everyone dreams of quitting his or her day job, whether it's tomorrow, next year or in the next decade.

By Brandon Turner

Marketing

4 Must-Haves for Headlines That Hook Readers

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

By Ann Handley

Entrepreneurs

Stressed? Burn It Off. Write It Out. Know You Can.

Managing your impulses with positive thinking, regular exercise and writing down your thoughts will work wonders on reducing your stress levels.

By Jeff Boss

Building a Business

Learn to Write, for God’s Sake

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

By Steve Tobak

Building a Business

How to Hire the Perfect Blog Content Writer

Here are three steps to hiring that talented wordsmith you need for your marketing initiatives.

By James Parsons

Marketing

5 Free Influencer Outreach Templates for Your Content Campaigns

These free templates will help you streamline the all-important influencer outreach process.

By Aaron Agius

Marketing

5 Four-Letter Words That Persuade Customers

How can you write in a way that persuades those whose attention you grab to act?

By Kaleigh Moore

Thought Leaders

A Classic Poem’s Timeless Lessons for Entrepreneurs

Rudyard Kipling's 'If' can be a breezy read, but if you stop to read each verse carefully, you'll find lots of nuance that applies to business.

By Andrew Medal

Tech

Suck at Writing Headlines? These 10 Online Tools Will Help.

You don't need to be the king of wit to win your audience right off the bat in content writing.

By Aaron Agius

Building a Business

Books Are the New Business Card

If you've ever dreamed of writing your own book, look at self-publishing. It can bring you five clear business benefits.

By Andrew Medal

Building a Business

The Power of the Blog: 6 Days from Submit to Pickup Truck

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.

By Matt Sweetwood

Building a Business

How to Screen Freelance Writers

You want to work with freelancers who really know the material and can be counted on to deliver a high-quality finished product.

By Kaleigh Moore

Building a Business

Confidence Is Essential When You Really Don’t Know What You Are Doing

Nobody has ever been as good at something the first time as they become the hundredth time. To start, you simply have to believe you can do it.

By Jon Nastor

Thought Leaders

Tricks to Help You Spell Unfamiliar Words (Infographic)

The last thing you want to do is send an email or publish a blog post filled with grammatical errors.

By Jonathan Long

Business News

Here Is How to Effectively Manage Your Stressful and Busy Schedule

This technique can help reveal the meaning behind stressful events in your life.

By James Clear

Building a Business

The Unfair Truth About How Creative People Succeed

Think about networks, connections and relationships. Think Hemingway and Van Gogh.

By Jeff Goins

Building a Business

Use Competitive Analysis to Make Your Blog Irresistible

What, exactly, is "amazing content?" Here's how to make sense of industry buzzword advice on content marketing and strategy.

By Sherry Gray

Online Presence

8 Subject-Line Secrets That Entice People to Read Your Email

The only part of an email certain to be read is the subject line. If that's boring, few will read what follows no matter how brilliant it is.

By Jacqueline Whitmore