Welcome to part two of ‘14 Vital Questions That Will Improve Your Blog Post’. In part one, I focused on the post itself – its content and the way in which it’s presented to the reader. Now, I’ll extend my focus, moving away from the specifics of the blog post and onto the elements that
Blog posts are a great asset for authors looking to build up a solid base of readers and get people interested in their work. In the past, we’ve written about how you can promote blog posts, the benefits they can bring, the kind of subject authors can cover, and even ways to monetize your content,
Writing’s really hard. I don’t mean it’s hard to create something good, I mean it’s difficult to sit down and start writing. That may sound like lip-service, but the fact is that writing – especially writing a book – goes against every rule of self-motivation there is. Generally, it’s not done to order, meaning that goals and
The eBook, and the culture of digital publication it spawned, forever changed the publication options open to authors. Those options will only diversify as technology and culture develop to take full advantage of digital content, and with them come a whole host of new opportunities and challenges. That’s why in this article I’ll be exploring three things
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