Writing Archives
The following is a guest post by Marsha Friedman. Nearly every day, someone asks my advice on the best way to promote their business→
On Saturday, David Streitfeld of The New York Times released The Best Book Reviews Money Can Buy, a story detailing the meteoric rise and→
Computer engineers and computer scientists have been one of the hardest hit professions in this economic slump. For all their technical prowess, their jobless→
Following up on my posts last week about business cards, according to James Altucher, if you self publish your own book, you’ll stand out→
NY Times: Amazon.com has taught readers that they do not need bookstores. Now it is encouraging writers to cast aside their publishers. Amazon will→
The following is a guest post by Penny Carnathan. Writing a how-to business book or CEO memoir has become a recognized tool for business→
Amazon: Scott Nicholson had a successful full-time job as a reporter, but his true calling was to write fiction. “Writing novels has always been→
Singularity Hub: Philip M. Parker, Professor of Marketing at INSEAD Business School, has had a side project for over 10 years. He’s created a→
Do your kids spend more time on your iPad than you do? Has reading time evolved from hardcovers to the Kindle? More parents are→
Write an eBook in 30 Days Why Didn't I Think of That?
Every November, over 200,000 people worldwide take part in NaNoWriMo — “(inter)National Novel Writing Month”. NaNoWriMo participants aim to write 50,000 words during the→
Writing a Book, Live You Don't Say?
Cassandra Daily: Silvia Hartmann’s Naked Writer Project allows fans to read her latest fantasy fiction book, The Dragon Lords, as it is being written→
A man who, after graduating from college, was unable to find a job started his own business writing other people’s college papers. His primary→
Minneapolis Craigslist: I have a gift of crafting eulogies for funerals. Based on a 30 minute phone conversation / interview I can create a→
Genevieve LaGreca: Without any middlemen or gatekeepers, with virtually no costs involved, and with self-marketing possible through social media and other Internet channels, electronic→
Jim Krukal: Randy Cassingham is one of the first online publishers: his This is True column went online in 1994. It’s his full-time gig:→
The Guardian: Penguin USA will provide the service through its genre-fiction online community, Book Country, which launched in May offering wannabe authors the opportunity→
If you are one who often writes content for your business whether it’s a blog online or you are the content writer within your→
Open Forum: There are 130 million blogs on the Internet (according to Technorati), and 350 million people reading blogs daily (according to Comscore). Clearly,→
Most of us pick up pencils and lose them without giving it a second thought. Pencils are a bit more interesting than you might,→
photo credit: Unhindered by Talent Copy Blogger: Content is king, but if the king looks like a toad, no one will know he’s royalty.→
