How do you avoid time-sucking traps when it comes to blog writing? If you’re anything like me, you may have found yourself (a time or two!) with nothing to show after sitting in front of your screen for 90 minutes. Yup. It happens to the best of us. You sit down with your coffee, open email, […]
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One of the most frequent question small business owners and coaches ask me is “What should I write about on my business blog?” It’s not as daunting as you might think, if you follow a few guidelines. These five steps will help you master business blog writing with quality content that attracts readers every time. […]
I absolutely hate using my writing blog to promote a sale, so I ask your indulgence just this one time. Don't throw tomatoes. Actually, you may love me for this, especially if you want to get your business blog spiffed up AND get a valuable bonus program on Better Blog Writing. Now that I think […]
On Tuesday, December 30, 2008, at 4 p.m. ET, you can get your questions answered in an "open mic" type call with Denise and I, The Blog Squad. Ask and it shall be answered. At least, we'll do our best. And it doesn't have to be only about blog writing; we'll cover questions on business […]
I love teaching blog writing because I always learn so much preparing for the class. And even afterwards, I’ll be reading something and think, "Oh, I need to show the class this paragraph: it’s a perfect example of such-and-such!" This morning I finally got the chance to open up Problogger, the new book out by Darren […]
Success, whether it is winning the French Open or writing a business blog, is half persistence, half-sweat. Rafael Nadal dominates on clay courts and has the world record number of wins: the last eight of nine French Opens. Earlier this season Nadal was struggling, and some are saying that he won’t be successful with a […]
Good business writing should be like a good butler: working smoothly in the service of the reader without calling attention to itself. This means that you avoid language that sounds impressive. This weekend I was reviewing some books on business writing, including Harvard Business Review’s Guide to Better Business Writing. Although these tips are designed […]
Good business writing should be like a good butler: working smoothly in the service of the reader without calling attention to itself. This means that you avoid language that sounds impressive. This weekend I was reviewing some books on business writing, including Harvard Business Review’s Guide to Better Business Writing. Although these tips are designed […]
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