How to Build a Massive Tribe on Twitter (With Followers Who Read Your Tweets)

Twitter is a tool, not a toy. And that’s probably the number one problem digital writers, and professional users in general, have when using Twitter. They don’t understand the difference.

How to Blog Without Wasting Your Time

Whatever type of digital writer you want to be, a blog must be central to your online strategy.

A good writer with an earned reputation will have more creative control, freedom, and opportunity than a great writer who doesn’t know how to effectively mine the various freely-available online tools.

WOW. An EPIC Guide to Social Media

Using social media well means you can tap directly into your market and eliminate the barriers that once existed between creator and consumer. The more you understand how to leverage your online relationships, the more you’ll be able to maximize the value of every word you write.

100% Of Writers Will Earn More Readers And Money With This

Building a list is non-negotiable.

Whether you write fiction or nonfiction, nothing will perform like an in-house list of lucrative relationships, built by your hard work and consistent effort.

Several years from now, you will likely look back on that move as being the most significant thing you ever did online.

5 Smart Ways For Writers to Make Easier Money

Through the alchemy of writing, you can take what makes you unique and turn it into consistent revenue. Write with a plan and you can turn your thoughts into assets that pay out on repeat.

Consistent asset development is essential to your growth as a writer, and the money you will make throughout your career.

The Gurus Are Wrong. THIS is How You Grow a Blog

Blogs are supposed to be the magic bullet for online business. Whether you’re a professional blogger, or your blog is built to buoy your regular business, you’re pressing publish for one primary reason:

To build, engage, and nurture a GINORMOUS audience.

There are a ton of solid strategies for growing a blog audience. Here are some of the bigger umbrella tactics.

This Post Will Make You a Confident Marketer

Many writers are insecure about marketing, but they shouldn’t be.

Marketing might be the art of persuading people to buy, but it’s also so much more. Marketing is art – a study in human nature and the things that makes us all tick. Understanding marketing means understanding the world you live in.

Grow as a marketer, and grow as a writer.

The Writer’s Guide to Building a Website

A static website won’t cut it, not anymore.

Today’s buyers are looking for a connection with the products and services they purchase.

Being on page one or two in search engine results is a world of difference from being buried on page 47 where the odds of a buyer finding your website are only slightly better than finding the lost city of Atlantis.

There is No Luck (How Not to Fail as a Writer)

Often, we see people on the other side of the hump – after they’ve found success. From so-called overnight sensations to the Next Big Thing, when people pop on our radars, seldom do we see the of hard work that went into their climb. We think they caught a lucky break or knew the right people.

Yes, luck plays a part in success, but you can make your own luck by working hard and networking.

Sales Letter Shortcut (The Only Template You Will Ever Need)

Writing sales copy is far more lucrative than keyword copy, yet it’s a learned skill that isn’t easily learned. And writers fluent in the art of sales letters are few and far between.

Learn to do it well and you can charge top dollar for everything you write, leaving you with a big enough baseline to fund the rest of your writing time. Whether you want to use it to develop your next product or write the Great American Novel, that’s entirely up to you.

100 Blog Post Ideas (Turn Your Brainstorming to Autopilot)

Blogs are attention magnets for both search engines and people, as long as they’re used correctly. Used well, they are a hub for both social media and search engine activity.

Yet it’s never enough to churn out forgettable copy.

Millions of abandoned blogs litter the Net. Yours will be one, too, at least if you try to blog on autopilot.

This list solves that problem for you forever. Even if you published Monday through Friday, posting every idea in this book twice, you would have enough ideas to last you a year.

365 Things I Learned The Hard Way (So You Don’t Have To)

This post is for writers: authors, freelancers, and content marketers. This post is for YOU. Anyone who wants to make their living with words online, from freelancing to self-publishing, to running a blog built around quality content that will facilitate the sale of information products or services, this list will get you where you’re going far faster, and without all the heartache.

101 Writing Tips That Separate You From the Pack

Whether you write page-turning fiction or prize-winning tutorials, are blogging, Tweeting, Plussing or FaceBooking as a digital writer, you MUST stand out. You must write for your readers. Make their hearts understand before their brains have a chance to tell them.

15 Things Every Writer MUST Know (And All the Mistakes You Never Want to Make)

You want an amazing writing career, and you deserve it. So long as you’re willing to write your face off, which most writers are, and learn as you go, which is the Digital Writer way, then you have untold miles of untapped potential before you.

But if you start out on the wrong path, you could end up walking for hundreds of miles in the wrong direction without even knowing it.

All writers have the chance to be great. But only those who work the hardest, learn the fastest, and focus on maintaining their momentum will be the ones to make their personal miracles happen.
Millions of people start blogs. Most are quickly abandoned. If you’re the kind of writer who is unwilling to let that happen, I want to help you.

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