Yesterday’s post of side-hustlers’ tips nudged me toward digging further into Buzzfeed’s take on side hustling.
It led to this fun 2018 piece: 10 Things That Will Make Every Side-Hustler Say “True”.
NOTE: Just as interesting were the comments below this Uber-sponsored post.
I thought I’d explore a different outlet for their side hustler content.
Enter Buzzfeed’s 11 Ingenious Tips About Side-Hustling From Actual Side-Hustlers.
As always, the intro graphic gives some key points, but it’s well worth clicking over and picking up new notions and/or solid reminders of how you might approach your venture. Note: This is a 2017 post. It would be interesting to see if the advice still applies in late 2020. It seems to…
Hoping you benefit from sidehustlecurator.com!
In the meantime, keep plugging!
Coopyblogger Editor-in-chief Stefanie Flaxman shares advice on using internal links to create a ‘web of content’.
Title of post: One Ridiculously Easy Blogging Ingredient that Satisfies Hungry Prospects
The post’s three suggested strategies:
** Because of the nature of sidehustlecurator, this post is a prime example of do as she says, not as I do.
Also due to the nature of my blog, most posts are merely pointers to the better stuff. DO follow the links!
I thought I’d follow up the ’email subject lines that worked on me’ post with advice and research from Copyblogger’s Tim Stoddart. (NOTE: **Tim S. offers proven templates further down in the post. Be sure to score those.)
A few more highlights from his November 10, 2020 post:
Here’s hoping the holidays have yielded a few pleasant surprises for you all.
I was cruising for content [i.e. curating] and clicked on the ‘This website uses cookies.’ notification. I always knew that cookies worked behind the scenes, but to this extent? Anyway, I just found this interesting.
So I recorded my quick review of the 73 different kinds of cookies baked into this one website.
Note: Magnify the screen image to make it easier to view.
Ross calls it his content marketing remix.
This post answers the following questions:
Ryan Robinson, writing for Forbes.com, shares some tips on dealing with what is inevitable for all of us: Rejection.
I’ve paraphrased a few of his additional points:
The graphic above offers just a sampler of the 36 lessons and 2 review sessions you will find at Side Hustle School’s Classroom Page. More to come, I’m pretty sure.
Each lesson consists of a detailed lesson summary and a link to the corresponding podcast episode.
At the risk of sounding not so eloquent, great stuff. As I’ve also noted about Copyblogger’s content, this is a book-on-a-page.
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