Entries by Rhoda Israelov

Being Heard, Not Only Seen, in Your Blog

  In this week’s Say It For You blog posts, I’m sharing insights from the October issue of Poets&Writers magazine. An insightful profile of CelesteNG’s new book, Our Missing Hearts offers valuable concepts for business blog content writers. Poet Maggie Smith believes NG’s book should be required reading for all, “grappling with big questions such […]

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Writing is Creative. Publishing Blogs is Creative Business

“Writing is creative. Publishing is business,” Aaron Gilbreath says in the October issue of Poets & Writers magazine. There are many ways to write for money, Gilbreath says, including content marketing, copywriting, journalism and technical writing. Reality is, he tells “creative” writers of fiction and poetry, there may be good reasons to write free of […]

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Everyday Employee Experience at the Heart of Blogging

    “Narrative gives us a sense of shared experience and humanity,” Hubert Joly (former CEO of Best Buy) writes in The Heart of Business.  “Telling everyday stories – stories of employees, customers, communities, and how they impact each other’s lives – fosters a sense of purpose and connection..” For that very reason, thehartford.com explains, […]

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Guest Post: 10 Reasons to Keep Using Social Media

  Today’s guest post is from Karan Sharma, co-founder & CEO of Kinex Media Inc. Karan  intends to bring a massive transformation in eCommerce web designing & development, and his team of talented IT professionals knows the secret of getting huge conversions……  Before mobile phones and the internet came into existence, people had no virtual […]

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How-I-Learned Blogging for Business

      “All authors improve their writing skills the more they write,” Mark Shaw reassures book writers in the Author Learning Center, including learning how to connect with their audiences. Meanwhile, writer Madeline Sharples offers tips on how to choose a different perspective for your story. Terry Doerscher tells new writers to ask themselves […]

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