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Why You Need A Welcome Email Sequence
The first time I took a stab at working for myself, it seemed like things were going well. I had a book of digital marketing clients, my website looked nice, I was making ends meet, and my customers were happy. “I’m my own boss, look at me!” I exclaimed....
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Instagram Live Rookie Mistakes
From the entertainment sector to the health and fitness industry, quarantine culture has forced many entrepreneurs to improvise and share their skills virtually. Instagram’s algorithm rewards live streaming with additional push notifications and a position at the...
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How To Develop Good Habits: The “Biggest Loser Paradox” Is Why Most Writing Goals Fail
In 2002 I was a morbidly obese teenager. Life sucked. Bullying was the norm, food was love, and pop songstress Lizzo wasn’t available to tell me I had the juice because she was in 8th grade at the time. Even if she was espousing body positivity in junior high, social...
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How Harvard Business Review and Cosmopolitan Are Adopting A TikTok Strategy
Simultaneously adored and despised by millions, TikTok is having a moment. Publications and entrepreneurs alike are now realizing the app is more than a repository of random dance challenges and are asking themselves if they should adopt the platform and move into the...
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Improve Any Team’s Online Communication with These 3 Military Email Productivity Protocols
For many business owners, great online communication and email productivity is more critical than ever. From seasoned brick-and-mortar founders to starry-eyed startups, nearly every sector of business is facing demand to quickly pivot their product, messaging or both....
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Why Second Drafts Are So Agonizing
Writers often bemoan blank page syndrome as the source of all their problems. But I think we have it twisted around. A lack of ideas isn’t what derails us; it’s the process of expanding on, tightening, and polishing those ideas that presents a challenge. New York...
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Seth Godin’s ‘Linchpin’ tells you to become indispensable. Here’s where it can backfire
If you want a career book so compelling it could persuade you to run through a wall, look no further than Seth Godin’s 2010 page-turner, Linchpin. When he asks us if we’re indispensable, Godin invites us to think outside the box and become so necessary to our...
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This Is What LGBTQ Customers Actually Want to See During Pride Month
The LGBTQ community is an increasing economic force: In the five years since Obergefell v. Hodges legalized gay marriage in the United States, for example, a new study estimates that gay weddings have contributed $3.8 billion to the economy. This means it's time to up...
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3 Quick Ways To Source Quality Research For Your Articles
Do you want to build credibility and trust with your readers? Would you like the ghostwriting you do for others to have more gravity and impact? Sourcing quality research, statistics, and citations for articles are some of the easiest ways to back up claims you make...
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12 Years Later, My College Transcript Predicted These 12 Life Lessons
“Don’t look back; you’re not going that way.” I disagree. A glance back at the things I learned in college every now and then never hurts, and can actually give you valuable insights around your best next move. Looking back at my old college transcripts from 2008, I...
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Business Writing Examples: 5 Ways I Use Writing In Online Business
How much written content is actually needed to market and operate an online business? If you want to sell your services as a writer, content creator, or entrepreneur, what should you prioritize and what can you ignore? In a typical work week I chug away on five...
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4 easy tips to make sure your Instagram Live sessions run smoothly
From the entertainment sector to the health and fitness industry, quarantine culture has forced many entrepreneurs to improvise and share their skills virtually. Instagram’s algorithm rewards live streaming with additional push notifications and a position at the...
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How To Feel Better About An Enormous To-Do List
The summer after my parents divorced, I was eight years old and my mom couldn’t afford childcare, so every morning before she left for work she would leave a five-dollar bill on the counter for my sister and me; when lunchtime rolled around we would walk two blocks...
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How To Know Your Writing Is Good Enough For Big Publications
Is your writing good enough to be accepted by big publications or magazines? Or do you find yourself getting rejected when you pitch, never hearing back, or feeling scared to even pitch in the first place? Are you wondering how to write for big publications? The...
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How To Consistently “Get In The Zone” And Produce Great Writing
Good news: Your body sets you up for success automatically I could never quite get into the pomodoro technique, a time management system touted as the productivity hack of gods that slices your schedule into perfect half-hour bento boxes of 25 minutes’ work and five...
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3 Reasons TikTok Is Here To Stay
The TikTok app empowers user creativity in a unique way. Whether you’re an avid content creator, a marketing-minded entrepreneur, or just desperately want your child to stop doing crazy dances they found on the internet, I have news for you: TikTok isn’t going to...
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How To Create And Use A Template To Write Articles
“Write every day,” they said. You won’t need to go far to discover this advice plastered across the walls of the internet. But what if you’re juggling lots of responsibilities and daily writing is a big ask right now? Or worse, what if you do make the time to write...
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How To Write For Business Insider And Get Published In 36 Hours Flat
Wondering how to write for Business Insider or other big publications? Would the chance to get your expertise in front of hundreds, thousands, or millions of people for free help you reach your goals? Writing a contributed article for a traditional media outlet will...
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Revisiting The Skill Of Deep Work In Times Of Digital Deluge
With chaos in our feeds and nowhere to go, the ability to concentrate is more coveted than ever. Deep Work may help you get there.
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Consultant Proposal Template: How To Write $1,000+ Client Proposals
Would you like to make $1,000 USD or more from one pitch? A well-written proposal can give you a winning edge and money in your pocket, and you don’t need a fancy designer or years of experience to create one.
read more“A charismatic speaker, facilitator, and guest, Nick Wolny is a media and messaging strategist for entrepreneurs. LeadPages describes him as “a creative thinker whose marketing strategy converts big”, and SUCCESS magazine describes him as “a Facebook ads expert”. In addition to regular TV appearances on consumer tech with NBC and FOX, Nick has also written for Entrepreneur Magazine and Social Media Examiner, and has been featured with Reader’s Digest, Mens’ Health, VICE, Greatist, FOX, GrowthLab, and the Houston Chronicle.
Named a top LGBTQ+ business owner by Houston Business Journal in 2019, Nick is an LGBTBE-certified diversity supplier, has served on Mayor Turner’s LGBTQ Advisory Board for the city of Houston, and has been featured in LGBTQ+ multimedia content by USA Today.”
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