Email Marketing Best Practices Many small businesses use email marketing to connect with their customers and clients. However, you want to make sure you follow email marketing best practices. For example, you don’t want to add anyone to your email database who did not ask to be added. This is not an email marketing best […]
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How to Choose the Right Social Media Network without Pulling Your Hair Out
Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, Google Plus, LinkedIn… The list goes on and on. If you’re a small business owner, social media can overwhelm you. Why? Because you have many choices available to you, but you may not know which networks are best for you and your business. The good news is that you don’t have […]
How Small Business Owners Attract Publishers and Literary Agents
Are you a small business owner who’s still trying to get the attention of a publisher or literary agent? Haven’t they noticed you and your writing? What’s the deal with that? Perhaps, they’re too busy reading about James Erwin. If you don’t know the story of James Erwin and how his responses to a Reddit question landed […]
Are You Making These 10 Content Writing Mistakes in Your Small Business?
Content writing mistakes can cost your small business more time and money than you realize. How? By posting content that no one reads and shares. The time you spent writing the posts could have been spent on developing a current product so it reaches its full potential. Let’s face it; writing content for your small […]
How to Give Your Blog Readers Goosebumps Like R.L. Stine
Oh, the horror of it all! Do you write for your blog readers or search engines? Check this out. According to R.L. Stine, author of the popular Goosebumps series, the worst writing advice given to writers is as follows <Tweet This>: Write from your heart. Write what you know. When I read Zachary Petit’s interview with R.L. Stine in the […]