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An article highlighting the importance of clarity in writing, and outlining 10 simple steps writers can take to make their writing accessible and clear. Read More

If you’re new to blogging scene and willing to begin, but don’t like reading long-winded text based content and blogging guides around the web.

You’re not alone! Read More

My writing here on EJ is very mindset-centric. While techniques are great, and I know a lot of people read other blogs specifically to learn about practical things you can do using the latest web tools, I tend to focus more on the thought process and the strategy behind your decisions. Read More

By Andrew Angus

When working on your first explainer video, you might be focused on the look, style, and attitude of the animated video. Should the characters be male or female? Do we want to try a whiteboard animation style or stick with cute cartoon characters? You’re wondering, “What will do Read More

It's crucial and small business that your sales and marketing teams work together. Here's 3 tips from industry experts to getting them to work more productively. Read More

When you create a content strategy, you need to understand who it is you're speaking too. You need to know your audiences' wants and needs while going beyond their current demographics. Read More

Not sure how to promote your blog posts? Find out what 4 steps I took to get my blog post over 21,000 views -- and how you can too! Read More

Alexa Total Fail

The names Jeff Bezos and Amazon are normally associated with quality services and goods. (For example, few people are aware that Amazon owns IMDB the site which all film buffs consider the bible for movie and television show information.) So the question then becomes why does Am Read More

Want to write remarkable content? Check out these 34 things you might be doing wrong when you write a blog post. Read More

There are several benefits to using TallyFox.

For starters, the solution’s modular structure is perfect for small businesses and organizations, who prefer to take a stepladder approach to knowledge management. Thus, they can scale their use of the solution, based on data from previous Read More