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Screenwriter and director Eva Wikke takes your questions about script writing, getting your scripts funded and produced, why book adaptations are always so inaccurate, and more.

There's a lot of writing advice on the internet, and I disagree with some popular tips. In this episode, I explain why. FREE PLOT OUTLINE TEMPLATE:

In this episode we take a virtually incoherent story idea that I jotted down at 3AM, and we turn it into a half-decent story idea. FREE PLOT OUTLINE TEMPLATE:

I wrote a dark, comedic fantasy book. I answer your questions about outlining, timeframe, characters and more! I'll be regularly(-ish) posting about my self-publishing journey so we'll both learn exactly how it works. FREE PLOT OUTLINE TEMPLATE:

How I got my first 100K. Step-by-step guide of to grow your account, get more readers, promote your work and even get sponsorships...without making yourself cringe. INSTA GROWTH PACK: https://schoolofplot.com/products/insta-growth-pack FREE PLOT OUTLINE TEMPLATE:

"Why do we need enlightenment in the first place?" - Tim Urban. Isra Garcia interviews Tim Urban about self-help for societies, seeing the big picture for solving our cultural problems, fixing the value crisis and overcoming the resistance and the ego, leaving aside the so dangerous survival mode, what he has learned from living six months with Elon Musk, most significant takeaways from writing and building one of the most successful blogs that today still thrives more than some media companies, productivity and procrastination hacks, life advice, building lifestyle hacking systems, and some other little treasures. "I'm just a human looking for the truth" - Tim Urban. "I am always doing a game with me to come up with systems that help me to achieve things" - Tim Urban. Tim Urban leads one of the most successful blogs on the Internet, Wait But Why; Tim also has one of the most well-known and popular TED talks about productivity and procrastination. Tim was invited by Elon Musk - a big fan of his blog - to spend six months with him on SpaceX and Tesla. Tim Urban is also acknowledged for his domain on writing, productivity, handling procrastination, building games for playing with systems and being creative. "All your values fall because you are in primitive survival mode" - Tim Urban. Index of contents - and what you will learn in this episode A previous notice about an unexpected ending. Intro. What is our problem? - and Tim's recipe for that. The most surprising thing Tim Urban discovered while writing his last book. Ego vs Value Crisis. Where and how Tim Urban finds daily wisdom. Biggest learning about writing his previous book, What is Our Problem. How bias changes when you sit to write a book about how biased we are. Learning from writing two posts a week for more than ten years. How Tim Urban sees blogs nowadays, and not only to keep them alive but to live too. Best practices from blogging from a master blogger. And best practices for writing a book. A review and update to his famous TED talk about procrastination and productivity. What impressed Tim Urban the most about living with Elon Musk for six months was his biggest takeaway. Best productivity hacks for Tim Urban's daily life. "If you learn from experience, you get wise and know the right thing to do" - Tim Urban. Podcast show notes, resources and more Wait But Why - blog. Tim Urban TED Talk: Inside the Mind of a Procrastinator. Wait But Why Year One - book. The Story of Us - book. What's Our Problem - book. The Elon Musk blog series. "If you have something to say, sitting down and writing your thoughts is going to be the best thing" - Tim Urban.

AI can be a powerful tool to assist you in writing a blog post more efficiently and effectively. Here are eight ways you can use AI to enhance your blog writing process:Topic generation and researchOutline creationExpand on the content you've writtenGrammar and spelling checkSEOEnhance your language and vocabularyCheck your facts Personalize content to your audience (speak their language)Do you need help with your blog writing, email marketing or social media? Schedule a free 30 minute call with Kate. https://homconsulting.com/free-30-minute-consult

In this episode, you'll also hear:4 benefits of writing guest blog posts for popular blogs5 steps to crafting a compelling guest postWhat to do after your guest post is accepted and publishedFree training: 3 steps to successfully keep your book at #1 on AmazonIn Revive Your Book Sales Part 4, we discussed the value of creating buzz on social media. But while social media is undoubtedly a powerful tool for promoting your work, constantly pushing your content can seem egocentric and damage your brand. That's where effective strategies for using social media in a meaningful way come in. So if you missed Part 4, be sure to check it out! Now, let's dive into the next game-changing strategy: writing guest blog posts on popular blogs in your niche. Benefits of Writing Guest Blog PostsSuppose you notice that most of your prospective readers are subscribed to a particular blog, and you write a guest post for that blog. Wouldn't that be a fabulous way to introduce yourself and your book to that audience? Once readers discover the value you provide through your guest posts, they will start to trust you and may even buy your book. Here are some other benefits of writing guest blog posts on popular blogs:Credibility: The publishing industry has become quite competitive, and readers want to know that the authors they are reading can provide value to them. That means credibility is everything when it comes to publishing. And if you've been featured in a popular blog with a well-written post, it will go a long way to building your credibility. Backlinks: When you write a guest post for a popular blog, they're likely to link back to your website or blog page. This signals to search engines that your website is reputable and valuable. Now your website is moving up in the search rankings, which means more traffic — A.K.A. more visitors — to your page.Relationships: One guest posting strategy is to reach out to other authors who have established themselves in your niche and request a guest post exchange. Then, you can provide value for their audience, and they can do the same for yours. By building relationships with other authors, you grow your network, which can result in more opportunities for you to promote your work. Relevance: By writing guest blog posts that are informative and tailored to your target audience, you can become known as an expert in your field. The key is providing valuable insights that will help your readers. This keeps you relevant to the audience and makes them want to learn more about you and your book. Writing guest blog posts on popular blogs is an excellent strategy for Christian authors who want to get their books in front of their target audience. Not only does it expand your reach, but it boosts your credibility, gets you valuable backlinks, helps you establish professional relationships, and keeps you relevant. By providing valuable insights to readers through your guest posts, you can generate interest in your book that ultimately leads to more sales. 5 Steps to a Compelling Guest PostNot sure where to start with writing guest blog posts? Let's break down the process of publishing and promoting a compelling post to attract readers to your book. It all comes down to five simple steps.  1. Research Popular Blogs in Your Niche.  Before you start actually writing guest blog posts, you want to find the right blogs to target. Search for blogs that are relevant to your book's topic and that have a large following. Then, make a list of those potential blogs and read their guest post guidelines carefully. This will give you an idea of what types of posts they are looking for and how to pitch your idea. Remember, your post must be aligned with the blog's audience and add value to its readers.  2. Craft an Irresistible Pitch.  Once you've found the right blog, it's time to pitch your idea. The pitch needs to be concise, to the point, and attention-grabbing. Start by introducing yourself and your book, and explain to the editor why your post would benefit their readers. Make sure to highlight your unique selling proposition and how your message is different from other authors. And don't forget to follow up to increase your chances of getting a reply. 3. Write a Compelling Guest Post.  Congratulations, your pitch has been accepted! Now it's time to write a post that captivates readers and drives traffic to your book. Your post must be well-researched, informative, and entertaining. Start with a compelling headline that grabs the reader's attention and entices them to read more. Structure your post with an introduction, body, and conclusion, and use subheadings to make it easier to read. Don't forget to include a call to action at the end of your post, inviting readers to learn more about you and your book.  4. Promote Your Guest Post.  Now your guest post is published, and that's great — but your work doesn't stop there. You need to promote the post to increase visibility and drive traffic back to your website or book page. Share your post on social media as an additional way to add value to your followers. Engage with readers who comment on your posts, and answer any questions they may have. Remember, this is your chance to build relationships with new readers and turn them into loyal fans.  5. Measure Your Success and Repeat.  Don't forget to actually see how your guest post performs! To do this, check your website analytics and find out how traffic was generated. If your post performs well, consider writing more guest posts on similar blogs. This will increase your visibility and improve your authority as an author in your niche. Writing guest blog posts on popular blogs is an excellent way to promote your book, build relationships with new readers, and increase your visibility. Just remember to research the right blogs, craft an irresistible pitch, write a compelling post, promote that post, and then measure your success. Keep writing helpful, informative content, and soon you'll find that guest posting is a great tool in your author marketing toolkit. You'll create a strong online presence, grow your authority, and ultimately boost your book sales. So what are you waiting for? Start reaching out to those blogs, and start writing your way to success!3 Ingredients to Success on AmazonAre you a Christian author seeking to make a real impact? If so, a strong marketing plan is crucial. However, it takes more than just research and dedication — it also requires a tailor-made strategy that reaches the right people with the perfect message. Once you've nailed that perfect marketing plan, it's not just a tenfold increase in exposure, but a multitude of hearts that will be touched by your work. As an independent author, however, it can be challenging to stand out in the sea of thousands of books. But there's an easier way to ensure that your book remains #1 on Amazon. Thanks to selfpublishing.com's publishing strategist Nate Hambrick, you can get free training on the three ingredients to success that every author should know. With these skills in your hand, not only can you secure more sales, but you can also build a loyal reader base that looks forward to your next book. Picture yourself with a tribe of repeat readers who adore your work. If you want to make that happen, the time to act is now! Don't allow your outdated marketing tactics to hinder your success — it's time to learn the secrets of successful authorship and start gaining recognition for your craft. Access the free training here to get started mastering the skills that will make your book a bestseller today! BIO:My name is Tamara "Coach Tam" Jackson and I am a published author, Facebook© Certified Digital Marketer, host of the Top 100 Publishing Secrets podcast, and founder of The Christian Authors Network (C.A.N.) Facebook© community. I specialize in helping mission-driven authors, coaches, and entrepreneurs increase their exposure, impact, and income through strategic self-publishing and digital media appearances. Just say yes and we will work together to attract a tribe of loyal followers that 1) "get you", 2) love what you do, and 3) are happy to invest in your book, business, cause, or movement. Plus, we will accomplish all of this without fake, salesy, sleazy, or manipulative tactics. Yes you CAN write, publish, and profit in a way that honors God; join the community today at https://christianauthors.net/fbgroup.   GET CONNECTED:Connect with fellow Christian Authors: http://christianauthors.net/fbgroupDownload the Free Christian Author Marketing EBook: https://265point.com/secretsbook1Get Booked as a Guest Speaker for Free: http://christianauthors.netFollow Tam on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TamaraJacksonTransformationExpert/Interact with Tam on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fitnesstamara265/

This week, a 71-year-old woman found guilty of murdering her husband in 2018 after writing a blog post titled "How to Murder Your Husband." According to the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office, Nancy Crampton Brophy was convicted of second-degree murder with a firearm on Wednesday, May 25. The trial began in April as prosecutors argued she shot her husband twice on June 2, 2018, outside his workplace at the Oregon Culinary Institute. Her husband, Daniel Brophy, arrived at the scene before her according to surveillance footage. She is seen leaving the Oregon Culinary Institute shortly after he was shot. Police were called to the scene after Brophy's co-workers found his body. Using the same vehicle, Crampton Brophy returned to the scene. Her husband was killed at home, according to law enforcement officials. Crampton Brophy purchased a Glock 9 mm gun before her husband's shooting, and three days after he died, she tried to collect his life insurance policy. Brophy was shot in the heart, according to KOIN-TV. Gun parts from the shooting, however, were not found by investigators. In order to pay off some credit card debt and their mortgage, the couple recently took out $35,000 from his 401K. Crampton Brophy reportedly claimed she had a "memory hole" on the day of her husband's death during her trial. It may have been possible for her to drive to the Culinary Institute in her minivan in order to write, but she is unable to recall the exact details. A psychologist testified that she did not find Crampton Brophy to be a psychopath after conducting tests on her. According to KOIN, she testified, "I know I did not go into the building because I know I did not kill Dan." According to Brophy's son, the verdict gives the family a sense of closure about what happened because they can now move forward and always remember their father. As of June 9, Crampton Brophy is scheduled to be sentenced by the District Attorney's Office. If you like TRUE CRIME TODAY - Be sure to search and subscribe wherever you download podcasts! Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-today-a-true-crime-podcast/id1504280230?uo=4 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/0GYshi6nJCf3O0aKEBTOPs Stitcher http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/real-ghost-stories-online-2/dark-side-of-wikipedia-true-crime-disturbing-stories iHeart https://www.iheart.com/podcast/270-Dark-Side-of-Wikipedia-Tru-60800715 Amazon https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/565dc51b-d214-4fab-b38b-ae7c723cb79a/Dark-Side-of-Wikipedia-True-Crime-Dark-History Google Podcasts https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hdWRpb2Jvb20uY29tL2NoYW5uZWxzLzUwMDEyNjAucnNz Or Search "True Crime Today" for the best in True Crime ANYWHERE you get podcasts! Support the show at http://www.patreon.com/truecrimetoday Update Description

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Part 2 of Google Updates! In this episode Adam Torres and Qamar Zaman discuss the first piece and unique angles of contents. Writing blog content that powers your website rank on Google and the equation and headlines of the content map.Story Notes:KissPRWriting Blog Content that Powers your Website Rank on GoogleFirst Piece of ContentThe AvatarPitfall in AudiencesUnique AnglesContent Map - Equation & HeadlinesBrainwavesAlpha StateBeta Wave

I don't have much confidence in many things, but when it came to writing I'll be the first to admit I do have a bit of cockiness over. Then freshmen year in college I met this girl who not only had the same major as me in Professional Writing, but who I also had the EXACT same schedule as. We formed a quick bond and she quickly became one of my favorite people despite leaving and moving on to bigger, better things. Working in fashion the combo of the pandemic and becoming a new mom forced her to change course and, oddly enough, she's found herself back in the world of writing again. I've been on record as stating that if anything was to happen to me that she would be the one that'd get all my story notes/maps and drafts because of the respect I have for her. Hopefully you'll all enjoy us reuniting/reconnecting in this on. Oh, and probably a number of drunken stories as well. Christine's Links: Instagrams: https://www.instagram.com/sere_k_nity/?hl=en (Knittings) https://www.instagram.com/unraveled.trainsofthought/?hl=en (Writing) Blog: http://cabernetandclarity.blogspot.com Tommy Tom: Twitter - @TheTommyTom88 Instagram -@TommyTomp88 FB Business - https://www.facebook.com/theTommytom88 Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxmAw_P_rE2FizwJcmVhnY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tommytom/support

I had the honour of inviting the lovely Kate Joy (founder of the very successful tumblr blog "wordsnstuff") to learn all the details about running blogs.

Welcome faithful listeners! Today we'll be talking about writing tips for blog posts! Let's begin!

In this interview we celebrate J.L. Torres' new book, Migrations. We discuss the impact of migration on storytelling, and the Diasporica (Puerto Rican Diaspora) on American literary culture. … Continue...Episode 103 – Diasporica with Professor J.L. Torres

You might just be missing an SEO powerhouse element in your marketing repertoire … a blog on your website.  If you've ever wondered how to write a blog for your dental website, in this episode, Shannon will walk you through the essentials to get you started. And if you are hiring this piece out, we'll also cover what's important to include and, more importantly, what NOT to include when the company posts your blogs. Dental blogs boost the ability for your potential patients to find you on the internet and we've got you covered with exactly how to accomplish this in your dental practice marketing.  We also introduce our newest Prosper offering: the Dental Marketing Club. You're going to want to get all the details at www.theprosperpractice.com

Pick up any guide about digital marketing and you’re guaranteed to see something about writing blogs being a key requirement. But how exactly do you write blog posts that generate leads and bring in customers? Get the show notes @ https://exposureninja.com/podcast/196/ Get a FREE review of your website https://exposureninja.com/review/

Dig into a primer on writing a blog post, article, service page or really any type of content. The guys walk through the process of creating content from start to finish.

Why write blog posts? Who can you write for? What do blog owners expect from their writers? Linda's industry expert, Heather Kreke, is the Blog Manager for BlueRidgeConference.com and she's a Blue Ridge Conference Assistant.Along with those two roles, Heather is a novelist who is passionate about showing teens and young adults they can trust God’s plan for their lives, even during their darkest times. Heather is published on numerous blogs and in the Christian Writers Market Guide. She also teaches a writing class at her church. Heather, welcome to Your Best Writing Life."The BRMCWC blog is an awesome resource for writers to learn about the craft, hear from other writers, and to be published themselves." Heather Kreke Blog guidelines--Topic ideasWho can submit to the BlueRidgeConference.com blog?LINKSGeneral Guest Blog Post Guidelines Contact Heather KrekeBlue Ridge Conference BlogAn audio Christmas gift from Linda, the Lovey Mouse Adventure Book with audio.December Writing Tips & Soul Care for Writers downloadJoin fellow writers on our FaceBook page for the live, Your Best Writing Life after-show party, every Tuesday at 12-noon ET.

Jazz up your blog posts with what I call the dessert tray approach to blogging.

#011 - In this episode of Websites Made Simple Podcast I’m covering everything you need to create an awesome blog post outline. One that is not only going to 1-up your competition but one that will help your content get ranked higher by search engines.And, stick around because I have you covered with a freebie that will walk you through the entire process step-by-step. I’m talking about a guide that can be used as an SOP for you or your team. It has the tools you need to use outlined, screenshots of examples, and I even through in the Google Sheet document to go along with it. This thing is packed with goodness that will not only save you time but also help you create content with the right research done beforehand.Today's show notes and all links mentioned in this episode can be found at:https://johndockins.com/episode011

In Episode 19 of Lawyerpreneur, Lisa Lilly and I discuss her transition from full-time lawyer to having an author business as the primary source of her income. We also talk about how operating her own firm gave Lisa the confidence to know she could successfully run her indie author business. Lisa Lilly: https://lisalilly.com/Lisa's Writing Blog: https://www.writingasasecondcareer.com/Lawyerprenuer: https://www.jeremywrichter.com/lawyerpreneur/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/lawyerpreneur)

This is the best episode. Listen to it, please.

Welcome to the Sci-Fi Roundtable podcast, the show for fans of all things science fiction and fantasy. Damon Ballard is joined by Bonnie Millini and Stephanie in the guises of characters from their respective books. Subscribe today and please take a moment to share this episode and leave a review. Follow us on Twitter @SFRTpodcast. Scifi Roundtable, the writer’s group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/scifiroundtable/ Reading the Roundtable of Science Fiction and Fantasy, the reader’s group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/330870181072264/ Get great story structure advice from Bonnie Milani! Ever have our characters refuse to do what you want? Or find you've painted your plot into a corner? You can chat your way to a solution - you just need a Story Chat. Story Chat is a 1-hour guided chat through your story. Each chat focuses on whatever element of your story that's giving you trouble: character, plot development, or structure - you set the topic. Check it out at www.bonniemilani.com Damon Ballard can be found at all these places: Website: http://dcballard.com/ Blog: https://ascensionnovel.wixsite.com/scribblings FB Author Page: https://www.facebook.com/D.C.BALLARD.Author/ FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AscensionNovel/ Amazon ebook: http://mybook.to/ChaosFountain Amazon Print: http://mybook.to/ChaosFountainPrnt Barnes&Nobel ebook: http://bit.ly/CF_BandN Kobo ebook: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/chaos-fountain Smashwords ebook: http://bit.ly/CF_Smash Connect with Stephanie Barr on all of these wonderful sites: Website: http://stephanieebarr.us/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/stephanieebarr Twitter: @stephanieebarr Writing Blog: http://stephanie-barr.blogspot.com Newsletter signup: http://eepurl.com/dqUBxn FB Fan Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CatsandDragons/ Edited by Jon Cronshaw Jon Cronshaw is the author of the Wasteland series, Blind Gambit, and The Ravenglass Chronicles. Jon's Author Diary podcast is at www.joncronshaw.libsyn.com. Website: joncronshaw.com. His non-fiction books The Stoic Writer and Podcasting for Authors are out now on Kindle and Paperback.

Blog book tour for Carrie T. Ishee’s “ Seduced into Darkness: Transcending My Psychiatrist’s Sexual Abuse. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anjanette-potter/message

My review for Valerie Nifora’s latest work “I Ask the Wind “ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anjanette-potter/message

Writing-relating blogs and podcasts can not only be great promotional vehicles for writers...they can also be a great deal of fun to create and maintain. I describe some of the benefits--as well as potential challenges--of creating a blog or podcast, and also provide some tips for getting started. *********************************************************************************************************************************************************** Email me: marisadellefarfalle@gmail.com *********************************************************************************************************************************************************** Please subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, and others! Also, I'd really appreciate it if you could rate and review this podcast on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher, as it'll help more people find out about the show. ************************************************************************************************************************************************************* Helpful resources "What is a Blog? – The Definition of Blog, Blogging, and Blogger," by Anya Skrba: https://firstsiteguide.com/what-is-blog/ "Do Authors Really Need To Blog?" by Steven Spatz: https://writingcooperative.com/do-authors-really-need-to-blog-94e78a8f7cde "Should Writers Start a Blog? (Is It Helpful or Will It Explode Your Hair?)" by C. G Drews: https://paperfury.com/should-writers-start-blog/ "What Should Authors Blog About?" by Jane Friedman: https://www.janefriedman.com/authors-blog/ "How to Start a Blog: A Simple, Step-by-Step Guide for Writers," by Susan Shain: https://thewritelife.com/how-to-start-a-blog/ "Five Reasons You Should Start a Podcast as an Author," by Stephen Campbell: http://theauthorbiz.com/five-reasons-you-should-start-a-podcast-as-an-author/ "Why Every Author Should Have a Podcast," by CJ McDaniel: https://www.adazing.com/every-author-podcast/ "Why You Shouldn’t Start a Podcast or YouTube Channel (Seriously)," by Jon Morrow: https://smartblogger.com/start-a-podcast/

Part 2 of my review, guest post, and interview for Jackie Rod’s “Georgia Stories on My Mind “ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anjanette-potter/message

What happens when a romance writer wife convinces her sports-loving husband to read her favorite romance novels? For one thing, the dinner table conversations become a lot . . . hotter.Welcome to the premiere episode of Forced Proximity. We're glad you joined us. Today, we're reviewing The Bromance Book Club by Lyssa Kay Adams. This book has received a ton of buzz since before it was released in November, 2019, and when it finally got into Megan's grubby hands, the angels sang. But what would Johnathon think about his first ever romance novel? Thanks for listening for our first ever podcast. I promised youyou a dumpster fire and it doesn't disappoint, but we're getting better all the time. If you want, leave us a review or comment. We'd really appreciate the feedback. Send emails to Megan's website https://www.meganolavarria.com/forced-proximity

Welcome to the Sci-Fi Roundtable podcast, the show for fans of all things science fiction and fantasy. Jon Cronshaw, Shane Thomas, and Stephanie Barr are joined by G. Russell Gaynor to talk about how science fiction shapes the future. Subscribe today and please take a moment to share this episode and leave a review. Follow us on Twitter @SFRTpodcast.   Russell Gaynor’s books are available here: The Spatial Shard: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OKZI800 Mind of the Man-Child- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L8KKLWW Vassals- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KRN18QM   Damon Ballard can be found at all these places: Website: http://dcballard.com/  Blog: https://ascensionnovel.wixsite.com/scribblings  FB Author Page: https://www.facebook.com/D.C.BALLARD.Author/  FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AscensionNovel/  Amazon ebook: http://mybook.to/ChaosFountain   Amazon Print: http://mybook.to/ChaosFountainPrnt  Barnes&Nobel ebook: http://bit.ly/CF_BandN  Kobo ebook: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/chaos-fountain  Smashwords ebook: http://bit.ly/CF_Smash    Connect with Stephanie Barr on all of these wonderful sites: Website: http://stephanieebarr.us/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/stephanieebarr Twitter: @stephanieebarr Writing Blog: http://stephanie-barr.blogspot.com Newsletter signup: http://eepurl.com/dqUBxn Scifi Roundtable, the writer’s group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/scifiroundtable/ Reading the Roundtable of Science Fiction and Fantasy, the reader’s group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/330870181072264/   Shane Thomas’s series Anki Legacies, his comedic serialized metafiction Parodia, world building articles, TONS of book reviews, book club chat videos with authors, free multi-author mashup stories, and a conspiracy theory blog all live in: www.ScienceFantasyHub.com   Edited by Jon Cronshaw Jon Cronshaw is the author of the Wasteland series, Blind Gambit, and The Ravenglass Chronicles. Jon's Author Diary podcast is at www.joncronshaw.libsyn.com. Website: joncronshaw.com. Support Jon on Patreon where he posts short stories, articles, and podcasts. Visit patreon.com/joncronshawauthor.

Tara BM Smith, PhD Candidate - The Department of Studies of Religion, The University of Sydney, can be found here: https://sydney.academia.edu/TaraSmith Or tune into her SF/Philosophy/Gaming podcast which can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/warpedzonepodcast/ Fill out the SF author survey here: http://surveymonkey.com/rmly7ln   Damon Ballard can be found at all these places: Website: http://dcballard.com/  Blog: https://ascensionnovel.wixsite.com/scribblings  FB Author Page: https://www.facebook.com/D.C.BALLARD.Author/  FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AscensionNovel/  Amazon ebook: http://mybook.to/ChaosFountain   Amazon Print: http://mybook.to/ChaosFountainPrnt  Barnes&Nobel ebook: http://bit.ly/CF_BandN  Kobo ebook: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/chaos-fountain  Smashwords ebook: http://bit.ly/CF_Smash    Connect with Stephanie Barr on all of these wonderful sites: Website: http://stephanieebarr.us/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/stephanieebarr Twitter: @stephanieebarr Writing Blog: http://stephanie-barr.blogspot.com Newsletter signup: http://eepurl.com/dqUBxn FB Fan Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CatsandDragons/   Scifi Roundtable, the writer’s group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/scifiroundtable/ Reading the Roundtable of Science Fiction and Fantasy, the reader’s group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/330870181072264/   Shane Thomas’s series Anki Legacies, his comedic serialized metafiction Parodia, world building articles, TONS of book reviews, book club chat videos with authors, free multi-author mashup stories, and a conspiracy theory blog all live in: www.ScienceFantasyHub.com   Edited by Jon Cronshaw Jon Cronshaw is the author of the Wasteland series, Blind Gambit, and The Ravenglass Chronicles. Jon's Author Diary podcast is at www.joncronshaw.libsyn.com. Website: joncronshaw.com. Support Jon on Patreon where he posts short stories, articles, and podcasts. Visit patreon.com/joncronshawauthor  

Having trouble finding time or a balance with writing posts for your content marketing campaigns? Joe has the answers in today’s episode which focuses on the road warriors out there who may feel tethered to their desktop computers, but shouldn’t have to be. Among the tips are ways to multitask or tuck minutes of writing […] The post Writing blog or social media posts while traveling appeared first on Joe Kuzma's DisContent Digitial Marketing Series.

My review of Mari L McCarthy’s book for my blog Bookworm. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anjanette-potter/message

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It’s that time of the week again! Today we’re talking about the strategy of batch-writing blog posts, plus Nicole will share about an app she uses to avoid getting sucked into Facebook, and we’ll both give a brief update of our respective writing lives. So get your pens ready, pull up a chair, and join… Read more The post Batch-Writing Blog Posts: Ideas and Strategies (Ep 011) appeared first on Nicole M. Roccas.

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Today we're talking about how set up a blog post correctly for SEO. You can find more info on www.macphersonweb.com

Many people struggle with blogging. They start with some ideas, but once those ideas are gone they struggle to keep up. That's where developing a formula can help so you're blogging for long-term success.

Writing deep, personal blog posts can be challenging. Today's interview with Morgan gives advice to starting bloggers wanting to write about more serious subjects while stilling having a beautiful, aesthetic of a blog.

This episode includes an example blog post for art consultants and other creative professionals, in addition to giving ample ideas and simple methods for devising subjects for future blog posts. Concepts are set to resonate with listeners while getting your own thinking going.    -----------  This podcast is a Be Smart About Art Production.  “Art is your life. Make it your living.” We’re here to help you thrive in a changing art world. http://www.besmartaboutart.com

Ever wonder why you're not getting Google traffic? You need better Blog Post Titles! Learn the trick to getting more clicks to your blog! Wanna get more of that beloved search engine traffic? You need better blog post titles! Whether that traffic comes from Google, Bing, Yahoo or even Pinterest (because it's a search engine - NOT a social media), then you've got to write better post titles.  Why? Because no matter how great your information or idea is, unless you can catch someone's eye in a fraction of a second while they're scrolling quickly to find what they're looking for, then you're going to get left out. Think of it like this: If you see a dozen kind of donuts in a case - your eye will immediately be drawn to the one that looks the most delicious. You may love apple fritters, but if the hot pink donut with sprinkles has stolen your attention, you may not even realize that the mediocre looking apple fritters in the last slot on the bottom row are there. So you've missed out on something great, only because the hot pink option caught your eye. Blog posts work the same way - but there's a SEO trick using Yoast you might not even know about to make the most of every blog post title... and that's what today's podcast is all about.  *This podcast was pre-recorded from a Facebook Live*

Of all the duties that marketers take upon themselves, it seems like the most daunting job is writing blogs. In Episode 74 of the Bright Planning Marketing Podcast, your hosts Catherine Campbell and Jason Pyles discuss secrets for blogging prolifically and writing quickly! We review the purpose of blogs. We also talk about some of the particulars of the blogging debate, such as word count. In this show, we discuss helpful tools like the content calendar and an “ideas notebook.” Jason even brings some of his blogging day job tips to the table and describes “spinning” and writing “Frankenstein blogs,” which of course, is essentially content curation. There is even a cautionary tale to remind us all to “surprise and delight,” as well as to under promise, overdeliver. “If you struggle to write blog posts faster, here’s what you do: Skip the intro. Don’t write the intro first. Just start writing out what the core is that you want to say. Don’t worry about formatting it right now. Write out the body of your blog post. Then afterward, it’s so much easier to write the introductory paragraph and the concluding paragraph because you’re able to pull from that body content.” We also want to hear your thoughts, reviews and questions. Email us: info@brightplanning.com. Leave a review on iTunes and subscribe to get new marketing episodes on the go. Thanks for listening!

This week on Kingdom of Rock, Matt and Amanda spoke with emerging artist and college student Ava Baker aka Ava Camille about her music career. Episode Highlights: Ava sings her amazing song For the Sake of a Stranger's Touch Ava talks about her goals as an artist Matt Gibson and Amanda Bocchi talk to Ava about the importance of being known as a person to your fans. Knowing your identity as a person and artist Getting your social media profiles in order The importance of Creating Content Connecting with YOUR people Making friends in media and journalism Choosing your friends by networking Look for the people that have already done what you want to do Reverse Engineering Successful artists Pick ONE social media to master getting traffic to your website Creating a team Writing Blog posts on your website to get search engine traffic SEO How to get known as an artist and a person simultaneously Books and People Mentioned in this interview: Grant Cardone - 10x Factor Tim Ferris - Four Hour Work Week Miley Cyrus Audible.com Fiona Apple   Facebook Page:   https://www.facebook.com/avacamillemusic/ Twitter @avacamille  

Blogging is an important part of any marketing strategy. Key benefits of creating and publishing awesome blog posts include positioning you as an expert in your industry, increasing your exposure on the search engines to attract more traffic, and keeping you on top of your game. The act of writing the blog post can sometimes seem daunting. In this episode of the Neon Noise podcast, we go over a 10 Step Blueprint for Writing Awesome Blog posts. We hope this framework will give you an easy to follow outline that will get you on your way to creating remarkable blog posts in no time.

In this episode, Ruby shares what modelling taught her about blog posts, and how it can help you write your own Ruby's email address is ruby@rubymcguire.com Grab your copy of my free Visibility Quiz - work out where you could be more visible in your business - http://bit.ly/VisQuiz Join my free FB community to connect with me and other fabulous solopreneurs to help you Rock Your Fabulous Biz - http://bit.ly/RockYrFabBiz.

How do you consistently write epic blog posts every time? Do you battle the blinking cursor? In this short episode, Jonathan shares with you at least 5 resources to help you write engaging, helpful content every time. Links Mentioned: Blogging Your Passion University http://BloggingYourPassion/com/univeristy http://ezinearticles.com http://ehow.com http://answers.yahoo.com http://omgili.com http://slashdot.org