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blogposts. The first step to starting any writing career is establishing a portfolio of things you’ve written, like manuscript drafts, or blogposts. . Chris Gardner wrote his 2006 autobiography with the help of the writer Quincy Troupe. magazine articles . autobiographies. literary prose. screenplays.
No problem: Spend time preparing sample works for your portfolio and show them off through social media. If not, you can still add them to your portfolio. Not only does working for charities create goodwill, but you also get respectable samples for your portfolio and elevate its status in the eyes of prospective clients.
Content is what drives the web, and one of the oldest yet still most relevant forms of content is the blogpost. Considering blogging is such a crucial part of the web, some website builders have been designed with a content management system in mind. An example of an information website. Content management platforms.
How to Apply for a Blogging Job. In today’s lesson, I want to talk about finding a job as a blogger – particularly how to apply for a blogging job. I started the ProBlogger job board where those looking to hire bloggers could advertise their blogging job opportunities and bloggers could apply for the jobs.
How to Apply for a Blogging Job. In today’s lesson, I want to talk about finding a job as a blogger – particularly how to apply for a blogging job. I started the ProBlogger job board where those looking to hire bloggers could advertise their blogging job opportunities and bloggers could apply for the jobs.
You have a site that, three times a week, as regular as clockwork, gives readers a 700-word value-packed blogpost full of insight and knowledge that’s fully tailored to benefit and improve people’s ability to earn more income and have a successful business. There’s a new free post that goes up every day.”
Reply Maranda Gibson ( @accuconference ) April 26, 2010 at 12:51 pm Haha — I’m laughing out loud because I’m reading this instead of working on my next blogpost, ironically enough about procrastination. Tyrean´s last blog. But now I really want to see that monkey video. Thanks for the laughs this AM.
Here’s why: Climbing Mountains Every piece you write – whether a blogpost, a short story, an ebook, or a technical manual – is a mountain. A single blogpost. Saralee Reply Saralee Etter July 22, 2010 at 9:56 am I loved this blog too! Don’t forget that. But you carry on. One day, you write something.
Not blogposts, though. I had great ideas for posts , I’d sit down with full intentions of banging out the best blogpost ever, get through a title and maybe a paragraph or two, and then… That was it. Those blogposts came hard. I knew I loved my blog, and I loved writing.
Reply Steve Logan ( @ImpactCopy ) March 26, 2010 at 11:02 am Great blogpost. Matt Burgess´s last blog. Things that were delicious this week… 26 March, 2010 Reply susan ( @susanfinch ) March 26, 2010 at 9:02 pm I’ve never laughed so hard at a blogpost. It can’t work miracles. I loved it!
I normally take a week off from full client projects every couple of months to work on my own stuff, improve my blog, portfolio and marketing. Amber Weinberg´s last blog. It helps in the long run as I’ll often continue getting new clients, even when I’m swamped and not really marketing. Powered by frugal
You find a voice that seems to work for a while, but then you can’t maintain consistency – a blogpost you wrote last week sounds completely different from one you wrote yesterday. Rahman Mehraby | Online Marketing Blog´s last blog. This doesn’t feel right. Powered by frugal
About the amount of information you’d get in five decent-lengthed blogposts. Usually copy comes in nice bite-sized chunks: a webpage, a blogpost, an article, a press release. Little ebooks. But we also get requests for huge ebooks – upwards of 50 pages. For publication. These are all extremely lengthy projects.
A few weeks ago, my mother read and enjoyed a guest blogpost of mine – The Missing Half of Productivity Advice: Why Women Need to Get Involved. It shouldn’t have surprise me at all, really – I’ve been writing six to ten blogposts a week, every week, for at least eighteen months. That surprised me.
Once you’ve written a few short stories, those daily blogposts that once were hard to write are going to get a lot easier. How often do you remember a blogpost or a magazine article you read? Almost all my blogposts contain a short story … Thx. Giulietta Giulietta Nardone´s last blog.
As much as I was pleased to reread certain posts, like this one about my daughters , I was just as pleased to know that posts like this one would probably never see the light of day again. And you thought your first blogposts were bad. My old blogposts blew me away. Judy Dunn´s last blog.
Keep Following Through Reply Stormy ( @storming ) January 19, 2010 at 2:49 pm I too think you wrote a great blogpost! However, what I really want to know is how you add the “…’s last blogpost&# to the end of everyone’s comment. Is that something custom for Men with Pens or is it a plugin? "I
At my blog, I admit I use a less professional tone than Men with Pens, but I love to visit here to see how it’s done really well. For now, I’m just excited to have been blogging for a year, and improving a little each day on this adventure. "I I think we’ve all arrived at a very special place. Powered by frugal
Or are you just thinking about hitting your target word count, churning out that blogpost, ticking off that task on your to-do list? We boast on Twitter about the number of blogposts we’ve written in a day. We post our novel word count on our blog or on Facebook. Yeah, I’m guilty of this).
Online Gratitude Journal November 2009 Edition #35 Reply James ( @MenwithPens ) December 1, 2009 at 9:57 am @ Akemi – Many, many websites have copy that talks exactly like that, or have blogposts with that bullying tone. Surprising, eh? Phil – Swingers and getting drunk… Well now. Weekend entertainment?
I know I can spend hours reading through old posts on this site, and I’ve been reading Men with Pens for nearly two years. There’s still posts here that I haven’t read. I think we’ve taught people to expect blogposts often and continually, we’ve trained them to want it for free.
Blogging has provided my mind with the Spring cleaning it has been in need of for a long time. Roschelle´s last blog. Post-Avatar Depression – Why Am I Not Surprised… Reply Heather Villa ( @IAC_Heather ) January 13, 2010 at 5:23 am I think this holds true for ideas of any kind. Catherine Caine´s last blog.
Things I didn’t get done that day, emails I meant to send, bills I haven’t paid, posts I haven’t written, product launch process – they all keep me awake in the wee small hours. The good part of waking up then is that I’ll often write whole blogposts or emails in my head, and they’re generally quite good.
Reply I left a keyword for a name May 1, 2010 at 7:55 pm all blogs start somewhere and a lot of blogs at one point need guest bloggers to help ad content to their site. I would not do business with anyone that delayed my post for a week or more. Spyros´s last blog. Are You a Non Native English Speaker ?
From “How to SEO Your BlogPosts&# to “101 Copywriting Tips for the Beginner&# to psychology type e-books packaged as “user guides&# , we find self-help manuals aplenty out there. Those we can spot a mile away. No, the self-help info-products I’m talking about are in fact more dangerous. Powered by frugal
But for those that have made the jump I do advise they consider a blog strongly, and rather than pose it as a huge commitment I pose it as an extension of conversations that I guarantee they already have. Talk like you’d talk to a customer or an employee, for no more than five minutes, and you have a blogpost.
If you want to “Give Your Lizard Marketing Brain a Boost&# read my blogpost at [link] Reply Ed Gandia ( @EdGandia ) April 14, 2010 at 4:27 pm I love it when I meet someone at a networking function, we swap cards, and next thing I know, I’m getting their newsletter. "I Occasionally the answer is No. Powered by frugal
I understand what you are saying about the large number of blogposts being purely opinion based. I agree that there should always be something to learn, take action on or gain enjoyment from with every blogpost. That being said, it is opinions that make us more interesting than the facts. Powered by frugal
My husband and daughter wouldn’t know where to start in dismantling or maintaining my little portfolio of sites. Reply Kathy | Virtual Impax ( @virtualimpax ) March 8, 2010 at 1:14 pm James… Wow – talk about a well timed blogpost… a client of mine just passed away last week after a prolonged battle with cancer.
coughs and shuffles off to change the post author to TAYLOR… * Reply John Bardos ( @jetsetcitizen ) December 9, 2009 at 6:17 am I don’t think it is about betrayal at all. Any blogger is free to do whatever they want on their blog. If bloggers can charge for their blogposts, kudos to them! Powered by frugal
Robert July 15, 2010 at 2:56 am Great blogpost. You can’t just wait for people to come knocking at your door and you know what they say about opportunity … Reply Sally B ( @snappysentences ) July 15, 2010 at 5:24 am Nice post Dean. "I Youll be praising the gods of great info! Powered by frugal
In this post, I share some of Neil’s writing tips that can help scribes of all levels. This is perhaps my most important rule of thumb, whether writing books, blogposts, or emails. Write down anything, and I mean *anything*, that would potentially be a new blogpost, book idea, promotion, whatever.
It’s so easy to become addicted to RSS feeds, commenting, reading blogposts and spending hours running in circles and then panicking because you’ve got nothing done. So… Put that “panic energy” to good use Take that sudden burst of ohmigod-I-have-to-do-something and put it into your current work. Powered by frugal
What would paid content on a blog look like, other than a paid member level for posts? Once you move away from blogposts behind a paywall, aren’t you just creating the same kind of products we’re already familiar with? Is the revolution just that more bloggers tread this path without cringing?
We are Men with Pens, bad blogposts do not become us.” Victory – You would not believe how many of my titles for blogposts James rejects because he has no idea what they’re referencing. Buttercup: “We’ll never survive.” Westley: “Nonsense. You’re only saying that because no one ever has.”.
The fact that I’m a woman is on my company’s website and all over my blogposts. Why Feminism Is Pissing Me Off There have been a few blogposts and articles out there suggesting that James should have taken one for the team. As a freelancer, I haven’t found it necessary to put any effort into keeping my gender ambiguous.
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