Earlier this month, Copyblogger held a contest for our community of Certified Content Marketers. Check out our top picks! | Continue reading
This week, we've focused on reflection and inspiration -- to get you moving toward what would make your life more rich and meaningful in the coming year. | Continue reading
You might find it useful to set a goal that focuses on how you want to think or feel. You could even set a goal to embrace different kinds of problems. | Continue reading
Simple self-discovery gives you the confidence to step outside your comfort zone and take on challenges you may have previously dismissed as “too hard.” | Continue reading
The quality that separates a recreational artist from a professional artist is that the professional feels worthy of getting paid for subjective work. | Continue reading
This week, we have three posts that invite you to take a step back and consider your business from a deeper, more thoughtful point of view. | Continue reading
Ever been criticized for being naive? For being "too nice" to be in business? For lacking the macho blood and guts you need to succeed? | Continue reading
Having so much data was supposed to make marketing easier, but the small business marketer without a data science expert often doesn't know where to begin. | Continue reading
Interested prospects are curious about what you offer because they think they might benefit from it, but you still have to persuade them. | Continue reading
The traditional winter holidays start this week, and you know what that means. Stress. We'll try to help with tools to make the stress manageable. | Continue reading
It's book club time again! This month, we're looking at Kelly McGonigal's The Upside of Stress: Why Stress Is Good for You, and How to Get Good at It. | Continue reading
The audience for how-to posts is different from the audience attracted to other kinds of posts. And they may not be the kind of people you want to attract. | Continue reading
An eye-opening lesson for anyone afraid of marketing or selling more aggressively. | Continue reading
Let's get this out of the way: You are a badass. So how come no one knows that yet? | Continue reading
The sum total of a great creative feat is quantifiable, but the immense effort it requires is done invisibly behind the scenes, sometimes for decades. | Continue reading
Learning a new skill can give you the momentum you need to be confident about experimenting and figuring out what works for you and your audience. | Continue reading
Our once-a-year sale on premium marketing education ends on Monday, November 26 at midnight Eastern U.S. Time. | Continue reading
If you have big goals for 2019 (or for the rest of 2018), pick up a sweet deal on premium education that will get you there faster. | Continue reading
How do you prepare multiple pieces of content in advance and meet your publishing deadlines without getting overwhelmed? Follow this simple plan. | Continue reading
The posts this week offered 12 simple hacks that can have an outsized impact compared with the effort involved. | Continue reading
A 10-minute hack that could improve your productivity, shrink impostor syndrome, and make your content more magnetic to the audience you want to attract. | Continue reading
Discover simple ways to make your writing a whole lot better ... whether you're writing a sales page, an email, a blog post, or a social media update. | Continue reading
When your introduction only explains information, you don't show your reader that you have something to offer that they won't find anywhere else. | Continue reading
This week, we have a nuts-and-bolts focus on getting more of the right things done in your writing and business life. | Continue reading
Our November book club book is Atomic Habits by James Clear. It's smart, it's thoughtful, and it's full of solid, pragmatic advice. Join us! | Continue reading
In the same way you’d reject a wrench that slips, you have the power to reject digital platforms and tools that don’t work for you. | Continue reading
Do you "save" the best parts of your content for latter on in your articles? Here's why a different approach will help readers engage with your writing. | Continue reading
The introductory rate for our Persuasive Copywriting 101 Course is ending today, November 1, 2018 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific U.S. Time. | Continue reading
When asked whether one prefers to read, watch, or listen to their news, younger adults are far more likely than older ones to opt for text. | Continue reading
Identify a clear business goal for your content, and then discover how you can work backwards to find a strategy to support it. | Continue reading
If you'd like to get more "You rock!" email replies from your co-workers, clients, or bosses, check out this interview with Copyblogger's Loryn Cole. | Continue reading
The big news for us this week is, of course, the new copywriting course. If you didn’t see the announcement... Continue Reading | Continue reading
Four weeks of pragmatic copywriting advice, and a headline clinic with Copyblogger founder Brian Clark. Designed for content creators, not salespeople. | Continue reading
If you’re like me, you probably take for granted the complex quantum computer that is your brain. And when you... Continue Reading | Continue reading
If your actions negatively affect a relationship, and you’re not making an effort to do a better job, the other person involved might feel disrespected. | Continue reading
Posts on finding your winning difference, how editing can transform your writing, and seeking copywriting clarity. | Continue reading
Advanced "Ninja" marketing techniques won't help you until you have a clear handle on the essentials of copywriting. | Continue reading
You could be intimidated by other products and services that look like yours, or you could use your creativity to stand out. | Continue reading
This week's content explored 17 different ways we can be more effective as marketing writers -- and show more care and love for our audiences. | Continue reading
All of your copy should be written this way -- one to one, across a table, over their beverage of choice. | Continue reading
While certain techniques can definitely help your copy, they don't deliver the easy wins some people hope for ... They won't turn dirt into gold. | Continue reading
To review the next headline you write from the perspective of an editor who is focused on audience engagement, ask yourself these three simple questions. | Continue reading
Check out The Copyblogger Guide to the Best WordPress Tools: Hosting, Themes, Plugins, SEO, Security, and More. | Continue reading
No matter what kind of writing you do, empathy is what allows you to create powerful messages that move your audience. | Continue reading
Improve your WordPress setup so it's optimized for publishing content, building an audience, selling online courses, or any other business objective. | Continue reading
There's a bizarre myth in our culture that we have to choose between making a living and being creative. That creativity is the enemy of a good livelihood. | Continue reading
Spend some time thinking about what it will be like to see yourself on the Copyblogger list of recommended writers. | Continue reading
Routines help us harness our energy and direct it toward our goals. But if you're not working toward a goal you care about, what's the point? | Continue reading