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5 Ways to Instantly Generate Blog Content Ideas

by Jay (Jason Van Orden)

“How do you come up with so many ideas for your content? Don’t you run out after a couple months?”

We get asked something like this quite often. When you first have an idea for a niche, it certainly can seem hard to come up with consistent content ideas for blog posts, audio and video. Yet, consistent content creation is one of the most dependable ways to build a profitable business.

The irony is that I have been stewing for two days to come up with an idea for a blog post. Sometimes you just get blocked. So I thought it would be helpful to remind myself (and share with you) of proven tricks for generating instant content ideas.

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Six Top Tips To Writing A Magnetic Blog

by Philip Clark -GUEST-

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Last time we looked at what a great way a blog is to connect with your audience, whether you have written a thousand posts or are about to write your very first one.

At the end of that post I realized I didn’t have anything like enough room to share more than two tips, so here as promised is part two of the series, where I will share my top six tips to creating a powerful, engaging and above all successful blog.
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5 Proven Online Business Income Streams

by Jay (Jason Van Orden)

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This is the final installment of a five-part series about the four strategies for boosting your online business income. In this post I’ll give you several ideas for creating new income streams for your online business.

You can find the first four installments in this series at the following links:
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Crank Up Your Copy!

by Mike Denison -GUEST-

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When we’re in school, we’re trained to write like every other academic monkey hanging in the ivory tower.

Your writing instructors loved to give the best grades to the students who could write as if they were some floating intellect in space. Even better if this floating intellect had no form or personality. Instead, it just dispassionately put pen to paper to write about whatever the topic of the day happened to be.

To them, cold and clinical was the best way to write.

But now you’re in business. You want to communicate with your customers. To make an honest living you need to excite your customers and motivate them to buy your products.
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