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Your Core Beliefs are Your Best, NO – Only Marketing Tool March 29, 2018
I had to share this fantastic thought piece from Mitch Lipon, founder of marketing agency Ignite XDS. His take on marketing is beyond fresh; it cuts right to the core. Presented in full below, with his permission. Enjoy. It seems like the world around us is moving faster than ever. People have neither the time, nor the […]
Build Your Brand and Your Site Traffic by Guest Blogging March 14, 2018
A tried-and true SEO strategy — guest blogging — took a big hit during the recent Google SEO reboot, mainly because so many blogs include spam-filled, substandard content. Still, it’s a viable SEO tactic when done right, according to Perrin Carrell of Authority Hacker. “As long as links are an important part of Google’s ranking algorithm […]
5 Tips to Proofread Your Own Writing January 25, 2018
Every January since 1975, the Lake Superior State University publishes their list of banished words from the preceding year. The complete list has more than 900 entries, words considered overused, misused or just plain nonsensical. It includes words like “babyboomers” from 1989, “BAE” from 2015, and “talk to the hand” from 1998. This year’s list contained […]

True and False: Two Kinds of Narrative Suspense April 18, 2018
"True" suspense raises the question, “What’s going to happen next?” It arises organically and authentically from characters and their actions as conveyed to us through a firmly established, consistent viewpoint. "False suspense” is generated by an author who, intentionally or otherwise, withholds information.
Peter Selgin
Building Your Business Model as a Writer April 16, 2018
Over the last month, I've been talking (and writing) about how to build a business model for career that suits your particular strengths as well as the unique quality of your work. Here are my latest appearances.
Jane Friedman