Five ideas: Constructive engagement in destructive times
The violence in the news has fueled divisive and hateful social discourse. Here are some tips for constructive discourse when the tempers are high.
Archive for the ‘Writing best practices’ Category
Emoji marketing? You better believe it!
Little cartoonish symbols are more than fun. They are an important new way to communicate and express ourselves. Can emoji marketing be far behind?
How Google’s failure helped me become a dramatically better writer
When Blog Reader took a dive, my writing came alive. How it made me become a better writer
Why “rich content” is central to your social media strategy
Not all content is equal. Why “rich content” needs to be the centerpiece of your social media strategy
Keeping your content promise, even when it hurts
Sadly, “trust” is becoming a point of differentiation today. To win in a noisy world, are you keeping your content promise?
Research proves there is still a place for long form content
New research from Pew proves there is still a place for long form content in your marketing plan.
Lessons learned while deleting 274 blog posts
Deleting blog posts forced me to figure out what has changed on my blog and why.
Five simple ideas to cut your blogging time in half
Not enough time to blog? Here are some great ideas guaranteed to cut your blogging time in half
How to achieve flow when you create content
Flow is a state of optimized personal performance. Here are some ideas on how to achieve flow when you are creating content.
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