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"The road to hell is paved with works-in-progress.” — Philip Roth

You can write if you want to. But you need to get past resistance and get over any fears. You need a new mental model that let’s you write more freely, and makes it OK to make mistakes as you go along. Read More

Has this ever happened to you...
You spend a little extra time crafting an email to someone because you really want a reply. You click send. And wait... wait... and then either (1) follow up or (2) forget you ever sent the email in the first place.
In either scenario you are either spending unnec Read More

I recently had a great conversation with fellow podcaster and executive coach John Murphy. This interview, podcast episode 023, is a bit of a departure from what I’ve been doing. Read More

If you already have a blog or thinking to start a new blog and want to attract maximum number of visitors from all around the world, then you should need to manually do hard work in order to gain maximum blog traffic. By applying simple and fabulous tips you can increase your blog traffic from 1k- Read More

There has been a lot of controversy about banning Amazon accounts because of link cloaking. Don’t panic!

The problem is using cloakers that use iframes. There are some cloakers like JVPress Gocodes and Gocodes word press plug in that use iframes. Read More

You know 10 years back blogging was mostly a hobby. You have some knowledge and you decide to share it with people. If you don't have knowledge, at least you Read More

To become a successful salesman there are best practices every sales person or company needs to undertake. These are called the success of a salesman. Read More

This is part 3 of my 4-part List Building and Email Marketing mini-course… In video 3 I reveal my 3 step plan to ensure your emails are noticed, read, opened, actioned and shared. Follow the steps and improve how you communicate with your audience. The rest is up to you! Read More

Content creation requires copywriters to address sticky issues -- those questions that are difficult to answer, but ultra-persuasive when you answer them honestly. Read More

In today’s reallly quick, four-minutes-to-read post:
A great point about how we overcomplicate business startups by going about it bass-ackwards;
How to do it right instead;
A feature of some of my very favorite “Bros”; Read More