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Typewith.me for Beneficial Collaboration on Writing Content & Any Projects

by Derek Jensen · 51 comments

Hav­ing another mind, edit­ing, walk­ing through, or just fore­see­ing what you are doing that is explained in writ­ing is very ben­e­fi­cial. We can co-write a blog post, work on an ebook together, or draft up and then final­ize some ideas for the next project. This can all be done using Typewith.me. You just have to do is decide what to col­lab­o­rate on or share to either your inner cir­cle or another audience.

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Eliminate Distractions & Write Constant Quality Content with Ommwriter

by Derek Jensen

Dis­trac­tions are every­where. Most of them are when you’re con­nected to the web or just being con­nected to your com­puter. What if I told you that you could elim­i­nate these dis­trac­tions? I’ve noticed when­ever I am writ­ing con­tent for my blog and read­ers I tend to veer off. Every­time this hap­pens the qual­ity of my writ­ing weak­ens. There’s […]

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Finding Creativity & Inspiration from Nothing

by Matt

Inspi ra tion and cre ativ ity can really be in short sup ply these days. The longer you blog, it seems, the less you have to blog about. Awe­some ideas appear to be com ing to you less and less. But none of this has to be the case.

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5 Secrets To Writing Captivating Content

5 Secrets to Writing Captivating Content

by Karan Singhal

A cap­ti­vat­ing arti­cle will act as linkbait, “tweet­bait,” and “share­bait.” All it requires is some extra think­ing and some good Eng­lish. There’s a lot you can do to make your con tent more inter­est ing to readers.

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Why SEO is Getting Fuzzy & What it Means for your Blog

Why SEO is Getting Fuzzy & What it Means for your Blog

by Mark Johnson

In the early days of the inter­net, SEO was a sci­ence. Put your key­words here, put some links in, sub­mit your site to these direc­to­ries. And hey presto, you were on the first page of the search engines results pages.

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Blogging With a Battle Plan: My 3 Phase Marketing Plan

Blogging With a Battle Plan: My 3 Phase Marketing Plan

by Chris Scott

Today, I’d like to reveal some of the key con­cepts of my par­tic­u­lar mar­ket­ing cam­paign and where I am in that plan. I can hon­estly say that after 3 months I am right where I intended to be, no where near the top of my niche but slowly gain­ing ground.

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The Ultimate Pre-Writing Exercise You May Not Have Tried Yet

The Ultimate Pre-Writing Exercise You May Not Have Tried Yet

by Alex

Pre-writing is one of the most impor­tant things you can do to ensure you have the best process for when you actu­ally start writ­ing an article.

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Over Delivering

Blogging is About Over-Delivering, and Chances are: You’re Not Delivering Enough

by Alex

Giv­ing a reader more than what they expect is ideal for many rea­sons; get­ting signups, mak­ing money and earn­ing more traf­fic. Do you deliver enough to your readers?

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Blogging Controversies

If You Blog, You’re Controversial. But is it Worth the Commotion?  — Wired Weekend

by Alex

Wired Week­end is a recur­ring series on Blo­gus­sion where either a debate, a review of a use­ful tool, or a list of great blog­ging arti­cles will be pub­lished for you to enjoy over the weekend.

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