My friend Lyle T. Lachmuth over at TheUnstickingCoach.com is holding a writer’s conference at sea and I’ve been asked to be on the faculty. Break Free & WRITE should be a hoot! I can’t think a better way to get the creative juices flowing than to spend 7 fun-packed days on a cruise ship in [...]
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The Referrals Book – A Classic Makes a Comeback
Remember when Ford Motor Company reintroduced the classic Mustang to America? One of Ford’s best-selling models has once again become one of its most successful ideas. Likewise, Chevrolet recently reissued an updated version of my first car, the Camaro. It has all the original lines and a very classic look. It’s sure to become an [...]
Baz Brief #7: 4 Copywriting Tips for Podcasters
Today’s Brief: ’4 Copywriting Tips for Podcasters’ Brian Clark, the Executive Editor over at Copyblogger.com, posted a useful article today that contains four good tips for those who use audio in their blog posts. If you use audio on your blog, check out Brian’s post. Read Brian’s post on Copyblogger here.
The Charismatic Leader: Expert or Friend?
Let’s play some word association, shall we? I say “Expert.” You say: ___________? I say “Friend.” You say: ___________? Here’s how I completed this exercise. Expert: Authority Friend: Trust What’s the point? I was reading Mark Silver’s Heart of Business Blog this morning. (Check it out here.) In this post on the expert v. friend [...]
The Blog Post Garden – A Look at Mine
As you know, I offer a Free eBook on this site that teaches you how to plant and maintain a ‘blog-post-garden.’bino It’s the method most successful bloggers use to guarantee fresh content for their blogs on a consistently frequent basis. A Snapshot of My Garden Even though it’s totally free (with no-up-sell), some wonder if [...]
Baz Brief #2 – Getting More Comments
Today’s Brief: ‘More Comments.’ Darren Rowse of ProBlogger.net has another set of suggestions designed to generate more reader comments. Worth checking out by clicking here.
What’s Your Blog-Religion’s Leadership Style?
Much has been made recently here in the US about the change in personal style that’s occurred with the inauguration of President Barack Obama. Whereas George W. Bush operated in a more formal mode -insisting on a coat and tie in the oval office and even locking Secretary of State Colin Powell out of the [...]