Inspire Your Writing with these 10 Quotes I find inspiration in these 10 quotes about writing from great writers. For decades, I’ve been collecting quotes about writing. Call it an obsession, furthered by the Notes app. From all of these, I selected my top 10 favorite quotes. These quotes can help you save time, avoid …
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Content Jam 2017 brought together hundreds of marketers and thought leaders last week in Chicago. Among the ideas that bubbled to the surface were these 5 insightful ideas about how to write better marketing content. Congratulations to Andy Crestodina and Amanda Gant for putting on a one-day conference that was jam-packed with meaty content. Want …
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Ever wonder why it’s so hard to hook people’s attention? Consider all that happens in an Internet minute. Each minute, people use the Internet to: Send 188 million emails. Text 18 million messages. Watch 4.5 million YouTube videos. Do 3.8 million searches on Google. Log into Facebook 1 million times. That’s lots of other people …
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How to make complex content simple Marketers who work in technology, finance, health care, and science-related fields face a common challenge: how to communicate very complex content and topics. Here are tips and tricks I learned from 30 years of writing about complex topics in telecom and technology. Find sources of simplified information. To unlock …
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Note: This is a book review of the first edition of Everybody Writes by Ann Handley. Here’s our review of the new second edition.. Better content marketing takes better writing. Here’s how you can write better, in 12 steps. A newbie has appeared on my bookshelf about writing: Ann Handley’s Everybody Writes. Ann wrote a handy …
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