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Speedy Writing Tip: Turn Off Your Inner Editor
Written by Alexis Rodrigo · Print This Article
Today’s speedy writing tip is brought to you by my university composition professor who said, “Write in white heat; edit in cold blood.”
(Or something like that. I can’t be sure because that was 20 years ago and I’ve had 3 children since then.)
Her point is: when you’re writing something – anything – just charge through the task like an angry bull.
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Busy Day Guide to Blogging
Written by Kathryn Lang · Print This Article
There are days when it just seems like you are too busy to blog. Maybe things can go smooth with your plans until you look up and realize the day is almost over. Unexpected events, an over crowded schedule or just the ordinary requirements of life can make it tough to stay on track with your blog posts.
Most of the experts say that content is king when it comes to building visitors to your blog. Being consistent is one of the most important factors listed when it comes to creating great content for your blog. Visitors will come back when they know that something new will be posted. You have to find a way to balance life with writing your blog. Being too busy to blog can end up killing your website.
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Social Media: Don’t Set It and Forget It
Written by Kristy Pruitt · Print This Article
It’s amazing how far social media has come in such a short time. Ten years ago, people who used their computers to communicate with others were often referred to as geeks. Now, the tables have been turned. If you don’t use Facebook, MySpace or Twitter, people begin to wonder which rock you just crawled out from under.
That’s not to say that everybody is using social media. There are still plenty of people who aren’t. But there are enough people who are using it that if you’re not, there’s a good chance that you’re alienating at least some of your customers.
I just finished reading a post over at the Outspoken Media blog about businesses using Twitter. Most of the corporate big dogs are doing it, as well as a rapidly increasing number of small business owners. But as Lisa Barone pointed out in that thought-provoking post, hiring someone to do your tweeting for you and then forgetting about it can easily backfire. Read more…
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Do You Know How to Recognize a Content Opportunity?
Written by Annette Elton · Print This Article
Sometimes thing fall into place.
Keeping your eye open for opportunities and taking advantage of them is one of the things successful people seem to be exceptionally skilled at and content opportunities are no different.
What Does a Content Opportunity Look Like?
Many people set aside time during their day, week or month to create or outline their upcoming content, and this is a great practice however, when content opportunities present themselves it pays to pay attention to them. A content opportunity might look like:
-A conversation with an associate about the latest trend in the industry or a problem you’ve been having with your business. Even a discussion about a question one of your clients or prospects asked. The conversation or the results of the conversation can be worked into a really good article, or series of articles, or if you’re quick on your toes you can record the discussion, transcribe it and post it on your blog.
-A content opportunity might be your opinion about something that’s happened in your industry, something you just read or heard that got you fired up.
-A content opportunity can be a story a client or customer tells you.
-It can be inspired by a workshop you’ve taken, a conference you’ve attended, a book you’ve read and so on.
What Do You Do When You Have a Content Opportunity?
Everybody says "Content is King", but what does that mean for you? 
