Blogging Wizard

SEPTEMBER 2, 2024

Experience is a great teacher. Over the course of my 10+ years as a blogger, I have learned a lot of important lessons. Some were easy to learn. Others weren’t.

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Blogging From Paradise

SEPTEMBER 2, 2024

I have already answered these blogging questions once, 5, 10 or 100 plus times on Blogging From Paradise Dot Com.

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Grammar Underground

SEPTEMBER 2, 2024

“The hospital provides a supportive work environment for both doctors and nurses.” That “both” is, technically, just fine. But when “both” is immediately followed by a plural noun, it could momentarily be construed to be modifying that noun only. Someone looking at the phrase “both doctors and nurses” might first read it as “both doctors” and wonder which two doctors you’re talking about.

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The Creative Penn

SEPTEMBER 2, 2024

How can you sell a fiction experience rather than just selling a story? How do our personal obsessions arise in our books, whatever the genre? David Viergutz shares his thoughts in this episode. In the intro, the best marketing investments for authors [ Self Publishing Advice ]; Abundance mindset for authors [ KWL Podcast ]; Written Word Media have now announced direct sales links in their email newsletters.

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Speaker: Mike Rizzo, Founder & CEO, MarketingOps.com and Darrell Alfonso, Director of Marketing Strategy and Operations, Indeed.com

Though rarely in the spotlight, marketing operations are the backbone of the efficiency, scalability, and alignment that define top-performing marketing teams. In this exclusive webinar led by industry visionaries Mike Rizzo and Darrell Alfonso, we’re giving marketing operations the recognition they deserve! We will dive into the 7 P Model —a powerful framework designed to assess and optimize your marketing operations function.

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Grammar Underground

SEPTEMBER 2, 2024

A while back, a character in a book I was reading got sick. As told in the story, “He wretched” long after his stomach was empty. Oops. What the writer should have written — or, more precisely, what the copy editor should have caught — was that wretched should have been retched. The disheartening thing about this error is that it appeared almost 300 pages into an otherwise very well copy edited book.

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