…him on track to reaching his long-term goals. I thought it was such a great idea that I would adopt (err, copy) it. Here are my challenges for October: Write…
…with the founder on case studies. Then came a presentation about content marketing. And eventually, I was invited to write the club’s newsletter. Now, I don’t love the term “free…
…wild joy or unlimited pleasure. BUT, we shouldn’t forget about the original problem or desire that brought the prospect to us in the first place. Jay tells us to “Search…
…blog, I talked about ways to improve your online presence. I will be implementing some of those techniques. First up: Search Engine Optimization (SEO). It’s time for me to practice…
…pieces you write. How Do You Present This to Your Reader? Style is how you present your project. To keep it simple, think in terms of medium, visual formatting, and…
…and don’t give an inch. Make a client prove their value to you, by acknowledging your deadline, agreeing to your terms, and treating you with respect. If they can’t do…
…goals. It became clear to both of us I was an excellent fit for what he needed — both in terms of web-writing experience and market knowledge. The phone call…
…statement: “She made six-figures every year with just her computer and Internet access.” Core Value: Living life on your own terms — and from anywhere — is a valuable and…
…we came up with: To boost our affiliate income. To see whether advertising is effective, whether it delivers a Return on Investment. To establish whether advertising is an effective long-term…
…then niche it down. “Like the Uber of Dating,” Danny gave as an example. Danny’s no-nonsense business approach can give you a long-term view of you how to build a…
