Entries by Rhoda Israelov

Master Chefs and Master Content Writers Stay Up on Current Things

  After winning the “Beat Bobby Flay” cooking competition in 2017, Indianapolis restaurateur Steve Oakley explained that what keeps him inspired after twenty years in the restaurant business is – reading a lot. Looking at a book is inspirational to him, along with “just talking with customers about experiences they have”, Oakley explains. Dean Sample, […]

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Blogging What You Are Not

“I photograph weddings, but I am not a wedding photographer.,” asserts Marty Moran, owner of Whitehot Headshot. “I photograph headshots, but I am not in the headshot business,” he adds. “I am a relationship builder, strengthening my tribe as I help others strengthen theirs. Give them quality and support, and they will make return visits,” […]

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Content Writers Can Never Cease to Learn

  This is the fourth in a series of Say It For You blog posts in which I’m sharing valuable content writing tips from current magazine issues… In this month’s issue of Mystery Scene, Linda Castello writes, “I became obsessed with learning about the Amish.” Castello, author of 14 mystery books about the Amish, has […]

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Blogging About Instead-Of Courses of Action

    In this week’s and next week’s Say It For You blog posts, I’m sharing valuable content writing tips from current magazine issues. In this month’s Good Housekeeping magazine, Stefani Sassos talks about foods that are best for fighting fatigue. Rather than merely listing nutritious foods, though, Sassos organized the material in “instead of” […]

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