Category: Publishing


The Obvious 3 Part Solution to Better Blog Content

Internet marketing is designed to promote your content, but creating content has little to do with internet marketing. Great content relies on the combination of good writing, editing and publishing. And the better your content, the less marketing hype you’ll require to sell it. Sounds pretty simple, but not too many bloggers or internet marketers […]

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A Few Great Tips on Getting an Unavailable Domain Name

Not a day goes by when I’m not thinking about a cool and quirky website that tons of people would love to have in their lives. Immediately after I picture that website, I think about the name. Then I think: can I get that in .com? Usually I can’t. Some cybersquatter or domainer has it […]

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How to Be a Successful Writer and Publisher: The Best of Wordful

A few days ago on October 1st, this blog turned 2 years old. Looking back at my work here, I thought it would be nice to share with you some of the best ideas that have come to represent what Wordful is all about: Being yourself I constantly stress the importance of being a genuine […]

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iPad Vook Review: Sages and Scientists

I was given an opportunity by Rachel Balik of Vook to review one of their latest titles, Sages and Scientists. I’ve written about Vook in the past and like what they’re doing in the publishing space. For the record — I have no formal ties with Vook and this review is completely voluntary. About Sages […]

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Want a Future in Publishing? Focus on Choosers

Right now the progressive talk among publishers centers around pricing, ebooks, gadgets, branding and community/social media (in somewhat loosely connected terms). All important stuff, but we need to focus even more on choosers. Choosers are people who share and recommends things to others, and they’re at the center of the evolving social web. They decide what sticks and […]

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