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The Art of Finding Ideas
by Robert Bruce on October 18, 2011
Every writer who has ever lived has lusted after ideas. Where are they, how do I get them, and how do I keep them coming? If you’ve been writing long enough, you know that — like Solomon — there is nothing new under the sun. Try as you might to sweat them out of your [...]
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- Hi Robert You asked “So where have you been getting your … by Dane Pymble
- [...] Finding Ideas: I have struggled with this at times, but … by The Reading List – Week 1 (reboot)
- What a wonderful post Robert. Thanks for the reminder that … by Belinda Weaver
- I don’t ever have a problem finding idea’s, but sometimes I do … by Justin Germino
- I just blogged about this here (including a video on how I … by Nate Moller
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You Already Know How to Write an Ebook … So What’s Stopping You?
by Ali Luke on September 1, 2011
There are plenty of great reasons to write an ebook. A short, free ebook could be precisely the cookie you need in order for your email list to grow beyond a handful of members. A big, paid-for ebook could be an important part of your revenue stream — and the first product in your sales [...]
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- What program would you recommend writing the ebook in to begin … by Sarah A
- I have just started writing again for my blog. I ran into this … by Christian Lee
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- I’ve just published my ebook on kindle and it was certainly a … by BRIAN
- Sorry, Eddie, thought I’d replied to this one! I’d recommend … by Ali Luke
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A 7-Step Guide to Mind Control: How to Quit Begging and Make People Want to Help You
by Jonathan Morrow on August 25, 2011
Well, why not? They are the problem, right? Here you are with a blog or a product or a charity you believe will change the world, and yet no matter how excited you are about the possibilities, no matter how much faith you have in yourself, you can’t help being worried: If you ask a [...]
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- [...] just do something for each of the complimentary … by How Much Have You Leveraged Today? | Richard S. Peck
- Jon, you’ve totally inspired me too…especially with the part … by Fernando
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How to Build a First-Class Email List in 30 Days — from Scratch
by Ben Settle on August 23, 2011
If you want to quickly build a responsive email list in the next 30 days — especially if you’re just starting online and don’t have a lot of money — the following strategy can get the job done. Here’s the story: Several years ago, I was struggling to build my email list and nothing seemed [...]
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- Ok, I’m an SEO expert and am willing to trade some consultation … by Terrie
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A Crash Course in Marketing With Stories
by Brandon Yanofsky on August 2, 2011
Remember learning Greek mythology in school? I’m going to give you one name, and I want you to think about the first image that pops into your head … Hercules. What’d you think about? Was it what you read in that dusty old history book, or was it the unforgettable Disney cartoon? That, my friends, [...]
Why Bad Writing is Essential to Good Blogging
by Jeff Goins on July 26, 2011
I’ve been blogging for six years now, and in that time I’ve noticed something — anyone can do it. At first, I thought that this was a good thing. But then I realized that every good thing has a shadow side. So here’s the downside of the accessibility of blogging: It makes the already-terrible writers [...]