Writing

Become A Thought Leader

When I worked in public relations in Washington on Capital Hill, we spent a great deal of time courting people we called Opinion Leaders (also known as Thought Leaders). These were newspaper editors, businessmen, authors, musicians, academics and others whose influence was all out of proportion. It was much more cost effective to influence those people, and then let them do the work of influencing their followers.

Influencing opinion leaders is one thing. Becoming one is another. But becoming an opinion leader is one way to ensure the success of your web publishing empire. Once you are recognized as a thought leader, people will link to your site as the authority. They will turn to you for your opinion.

BlueFlavor Blog has written a very instructive post on becoming a thought leader.

Posted by The Editor on 09/02 at 03:50 PM
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Improve Your Writing

As I’ve written before, the key to getting making cash on the internet is to have good content. Content is what brings people to your site.

And to have good content, good writing is a must. Here is a list of ten common problems with writing that will immediately identify you as an amateur.  It’s written by an editorial consultant who’s focusing on works submitted to editors, but blog writers also can benefit from the tips.

Posted by The Editor on 09/02 at 02:55 PM
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Writing A Better Weblog

Here is some excellent advice on improving your writing skills.

Posted by The Editor on 09/02 at 02:37 PM
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