Reading this craft book for GDRW book discussion coming up this week.
Glad I‘m reading it on Hoopla instead of buying the ebook, not really getting useful info out of it.
The author details steps to do before putting content out there. When I would have preferred to read about frequency of posts, graphics or just text, repost other authors stuff, and other online marketing items. More like a plan since I know my brand - pirates, Romance, P&P!
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1. Yes, which I've accomplished by gradually cutting down the number of people I buy presents for by about 90%. 😁
2. White Noise (the grocery store scene)
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pick“Quit the wrong stuff. Stick with the right stuff. Have the guts to do one or the other.” What a great read!
pickMy second Daniel Pink book. I have liked the both. In this one he revisited the accepted ideas about selling and updated them for our current situations. It helped me rethink old ways of thinking and start considering new things. Creative book. Well written and engaging.
pickThis book is so good! It‘s full of excellent advice about answering your audience‘s questions on your website. I just wish it would have talked more about SEO strategy, especially given the title.
pickHandley clearly has an understanding of at least the basics of SEO, but this book focuses on the writing tips that will engage the humans who find your website. It‘s full of excellent advice and I cannot recommend it enough for anyone looking to improve their writing skills, especially when it comes to content marketing.
I don‘t enjoy business books too often (I tend to find them dry and boring), but I am looking forward to this book being better than most!
