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If you’re wondering what’s happening around Contentrix, you’ve come to the right place. You’ll learn about new PLR content, ghoswriting specials and more.

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Plugin: Effortless Landing Pages

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Quick Description: A plugin the provides an easy-to-use editor that allows you to create attractive and effective opt-in and sales pages. Read more…

Get What You Want from Your Ghostwriter

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Ghostwriter Checklist Last week, we gave you some tips on hiring a ghostwriter. It’s not always easy to find the right person, but armed with those tips, you can now outsource your writing without losing your mind.

If you missed the tips last week, we’ve posted them here.

Of course, your journey doesn’t end there. Once you have the writer, you have to give them some work. Here are 8 tips to help you make sure you get exactly what you want from your ghostwriter. Read more…

Friends in All The Right Places

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Friends The other day I wrote to our Contentrix subscribers and told them there were two important keys to success in online business.

The key I highlighted yesterday was working to be the CEO of your business, rather than the employee.

The other one that I talk about the most and want to stress in this post is the need for friends. I’m talking about fellow online business owners and others working in your niche.

It’s been a topic of most of our weekly Hangouts (the latest one is here) and some of you might be tired of hearing me say it. But if you’re tired of it, it probably means you haven’t really realized the power that friendship has in business. Read more…

How and Why: Become the CEO of Your Biz

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Last week, we talked about hiring help for your content marketing and it’s a very important topic for business owners for one particular reason…

If there’s one thing we’ve learned about success in business over the past decade it’s that embracing the role of the CEO of your business, rather than that of an employee, will propel you to where you want be much faster. It’s easier to focus on the big picture when you aren’t doing all the “dirty work” and tending to all the little details.

Stop working on the small things, because a lot of small things add up to a big mountain of work.

There’s a reason the managers and CEOs get higher salaries than the average employee. It’s because their vision and direction is what makes or breaks a company. If you’re busy writing content, answering support questions and putting out techie fires, you don’t have to time to put that vision into place and sometimes when you’re so bogged down, it’s hard to see any vision clearly. Read more…