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How to Turn Your Blog into a Book: 5 Definitive Steps for 2023

Smart Blogger

Turning a blog into a book might sound daunting, right? Picture your blog’s greatest hits combined, refined, and shining on bookshelves! Ready to transform those blog bytes into book pages? I meet so many people who have been thinking about their books for months, sometimes years. Why not you?

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4 Surprisingly Fun Ways to Keep Distracted Readers Captivated

Enchanting Marketing

In his book Focus: The Hidden Driver of Excellence , psychologist Dr Daniel Goleman suggests that a reader’s mind typically wanders off 20% to 40% of the time. However, when the predictions turn out wrong, readers are jolted awake and stay more engaged. For instance, if you’d discuss food rather than a book, which words would you use?

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How to Explain Your Ideas Clearly: The Zoom-In-Zoom-Out Technique

Enchanting Marketing

Explanations often turn out to be a tad dry and uninspiring—and when we fail to captivate our readers, we fail to communicate our ideas, too. How the masters of explanation use this technique Chip and Dan Heath apply the Zoom-In-Zoom-Out technique in all their books to educate business readers.

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10 Steps To Help Turn Your Blog Into A Number 1 Bestselling Book

ProBlogger

Although not everybody wants to make money from their blog, it is undoubtedly the goal for many. I’m lucky enough to have just published a book which got to number one in the charts, sold a business, as well as running a couple of businesses today, and most of the success can be put down to blogging. Find your niche.

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How to Write Conversationally: An (Almost) COMPLETE Guide with 18 Examples

Enchanting Marketing

How to edit a writerly text To turn a formal text into a friendly conversation with your reader, follow 3 steps: Take out the writerliness See techniques 1 – 4 below >> Turn your writing into a conversation See techniques 5 – 8 below >> Add an air of casualness (optional) See techniques 9 – 14 below >> Shall I show you?

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12 Ways to Find Freelance Work Online (No Experience Needed)

Elna Cain

When I started out in 2014, I just used freelance job boards, and boom! I found clients, but now? A decade later is it that easy? Yes and no. There are more opportunities to find work online as a freelance writer, which works better in some ways than others. But, what if you don’t have a portfolio filled with your online work? no website).

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How to Find Your Flow

Enchanting Marketing

Henrietta reads her blog post once more. Especially when writing online—for social media, a blog, or a newsletter—the pressures can feel high. She changes a word here and there. Corrects a typo. And then strengthens her final two sentences. And it feels good. Oh, she thinks, if only writing could always be this way.