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Want to know the best part of my job?

I have the privilege of gathering a community around our StudioPress products. I have the honor of helping people build businesses based on the products we create.

I didn’t set out for the place where I’ve landed. And yet today, I wouldn’t change a thing.

To be honest, I’m still kind of starry-eyed about the whole thing.

After all, it’s the unexpected events that give our lives meaning. And it’s the movements that grow organically that seem to be the most interesting.

The StudioPress community has been one of the most fascinating organically-grown movements I’ve …read more

16 AugFeatured

3 Grim Realities about Online Authority that Will Make You Smile

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By Pamela Wilson

You’ve heard the whispers, haven’t you?

“The internet has too much content already. You can’t get anyone’s attention with content marketing anymore.”

I beg to differ.

Sure, the internet is a vast sea of content. And the water level rises every day. But so does the discernment level of the average content consumer (read: all of us).

We’re not satisfied with slapdash information anymore. We won’t waste our time reading if your page looks uninviting. You won’t get our clicks if your headline promises nothing in exchange.

We’re not satisfied with junk content. Our content palates are more sophisticated than they used to be. This …read more

15 AugFeatured

How to Become a Marketer Who’s Obsessed with Metrics

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By Neil Patel

Back when I was an Internet newbie, I had no idea what numbers to focus on.

I would look at Google Analytics. I would see lots of numbers. And I would be confused.

So, what did I do?

I did what most people do. I focused on vanity metrics.

What are vanity metrics?

Vanity metrics are numbers. That might sound all data-driven and growth-hacky.

But vanity metrics are numbers that don’t lead anywhere. As Eric Ries said,

…they don’t offer clear guidance for what to do.

Examples of vanity …read more

15 AugFeatured

How to Write So Vividly that Readers Fall in Love with Your Ideas

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By Henneke

With a deep sigh, Helen Fields switches on her PC. Another Monday. Another article to write about leadership.

Hasn’t everything been written already?

Helen checks her Twitter stream and answers a few emails. She doesn’t feel like writing. Not yet. She googles the word “leadership.”

756 million articles. Ouch. But still … Helen knows she can help, encourage, and inspire her readers.

While sipping her green tea, she leafs through her notebook with article ideas. Nothing feels right. Everything feels bland.

She doesn’t want to write a humdrum article. She doesn’t want to dump her ideas online. She wants to <a class="colorbox" href="http://feeds.copyblogger.com/~/t/0/0/copyblogger/~www.copyblogger.com/write-with-power/" …read more

12 AugFeatured