Ghostblogging is the solution for any busy CEO Calling yourself a “thought leader” is the equivalent of marking yourself with a scarlet “A” (the “A” stands for “Ass” in this case). But let’s face it, no matter what term is used to describe your expertise as a CEO, that’s what you are. You’re an expert. And not […]
Restaurant Blogging: How to 86 Five Common Challenges
What is Keeping You from Restaurant Blogging? I love food. I love eating at local restaurants both at home and when visiting other cities. There is little that is more enjoyable than tasting a local specialty or a dish that is thoughtfully created and prepared with attention and dedication. I also love to write about […]
5 Most Productive Writing Habits of Famous Writers
These writing habits of famous writers can help take your writing to the next level When I was in my graduate writing program, we were required to read the work of great writers. In addition to this, we read books on craft and wrote essays studying the craft of great poets and authors. Why? Because […]
Should Your Blog Reading Level Be About 8th Grade?
Do you know your blog reading level? Your blog reading level is the metric that tells you how easy or difficult your blog is to read. It can be increased or decreased by punctuation, wordiness, character count, and choice of words. Writing at a simple blog reading level isn’t to insult anyone’s intelligence, it simply helps […]
Blog Plagiarism; or, the Ballad of Jerry the Jerk
Blog plagiarism is a problem you don’t want to deal with it – either as perpetrator or victim. Want to hear about my worst three moments as a fifth-grader at Our Lady of Sorrows parish school? Thought so! All three involve the same classmate. We’ll call him Jerry for the purposes of this post. Man, […]
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