If Your Blog Disappeared, Who Would Miss It? | Copyblogger

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If Your Blog Disappeared, Who Would Miss It? | Copyblogger

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In my time working with churches, mainly in the area of marketing/design, one phrase has always stood out to me as particularly inspiring. If your church disappeared from the neighborhood, and in essence didn’t exist…

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Who will miss you when you’re gone?

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Ryan Imel at Copyblogger asks an interesting question, one that I think applies to much more than just blogging, but to marketing, business and life in general.

Who Would Miss Your Blog?
It’s a simple question, but…

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10 Steps to Becoming a Better Writer | Copyblogger

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Write.
Write more.
Write even more.
Write even more than that.
Write when you donâ€™t want to.
Write when you do.
Write when you have something to say.
Write when you donâ€™t.
Write all the time.
Keep…

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The Dangers of Humor | Copyblogger

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Iâ€™ve wanted to write this post for over a year, and yet only alluded to the issue for the first time earlier this week. The reason Iâ€™ve put it off is the reaction I get whenever I warn clients and friends…

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Go Big or Go Home: Why Being Bold is Critical to Getting Noticed | Copyblogger

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This guest post is by Leo Babauta of Zen Habits.
Millions of blogs talk about the same thing your blog does.
Read that sentence again and let it sink in for a moment. With so many blogs talking about the same topics,…

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Buckets and Chunks: An Exercise in Writing Everything Down | Copyblogger

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This is a guest post from Ryan Imel of Theme Playground.
Sitting down in front of a blank screen, you type out a string of words followed by a period.
You pause.
You backspace it all away.
Another, new string of words.…

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