While reading The Do’s and Don’ts of Publishing on Medium.com, I learned about themanifest.com.
You can subscribe to their how-to guides, here.
A realization: It’s entirely possible that the more resources I send you to, the less you’ll need to check in here. While I’m not trying to steer you away, hey, if the destinations help you more than this blog, then I guess ‘mission accomplished’.
Forge ahead!.
I promise I’ll keep plugging, myself.
I ran across Ali Mese while reading the post The Do’s and Don’ts of Publishing on Medium.com. (Note: You might need to sign in on medium.com to read that post. Otherwise, this article written by Rhonda Bradley can be found at The Manifest.
The writer noted that Ali (at the time with 64,000 readers) consistently uses bold statements, easy-to-read strategies (subheaders, numbered/bulleted lists), quotes, video, and social media posts in his pieces.
I followed up on Ali and his growthsupply.com site. (“Get smarter at building your thing.”)
Some relevant titles on the front page include:
A realization: It’s entirely possible that the more resources I send you to, the less you’ll need to check in here. While I’m not trying to steer you away, hey, if the destinations help you more than this blog, then I guess ‘mission accomplished’.
Forge ahead!.
I promise I’ll keep plugging, myself.
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!
These are just a few points made during this YouTube Q. and A. by Drayton.
Another favorite point (it wouldn’t fit on the infographic ;->):
Scroll to the bottom of this page to learn of Drayton Bird’s accomplishments.
Side Hustle Nation podcast episode #404 features Daniel Throssell of PersuasivePage.com
Four takeaways:
Gotta say, the Side Hustle Nation folks do a great job of listing the interview’s key points and their exact location for those of us who have an itchy fast-forward finger. Love that feature.
So we looked at a few Upwork success stories in the previous post.
Let’s look at some Fiverr folks who have done well.
How this dad made almost $1 million on Fiverr
How these three people make six figures annually on Fiverr
How this Fiverr freelancer made $150K in six months
As the word cloud shows, the gigs included:
As always, see what strategies these people have used that you might tailor to your own side hustle.
I have followed Syed Balkhi of wpbeginner.com since 2017 and his content is always focused and relevant.
You are bound to be helped by this wide-ranging list, [posted April 2, 2020 by Mary Fernandez for Balkhi’s optinmonster.com] which consists of the following word categories:
There’s also a link to a cheatsheet for the 700 words.
Here’s hoping you’ll get a conversion boost in the next week!
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