Lunch Table Lessons: How To Write Copy That Makes People Want To Sit With You

Think about your middle school lunch table when you write copy. Remember middle school lunch tables? There was an unspoken science to choosing where to sit and who to sit with. You scanned the room for your people, the ones who’d save you a seat, share their snacks, or at least not roast you for …

Your Thought Leadership Era Starts Now (And Yes, You Still Got It)

Your thought leadership era begins the moment you decide to own your voice. John Travolta had his moment in the ‘70s with Saturday Night Fever and Grease. Then the fame dimmed and roles dried up for him. He was yesterday’s new until Pulp Fiction. Suddenly, he was back, older, wiser, and more powerful than ever. …

How To Create Content To Attract Adoring Brand Superfans Without Selling Out

You need to create content to gain the right kind of attention, foster absolute loyalty, and allow you to grow your brand without compromising your values. Donny Osmond knew how to do that. He had the looks, the smile, the iconic matching outfits with his sister, and the kind of fanbase that would scream at …

Why A One-Hit Wonder Content Strategy Is A Risky Mistake

Your content strategy can’t be built on one viral post, one catchy offer, or one good month. Do you remember Leif Garrett? Maybe you don’t. He had great hair and je ne sais quoi that made teenagers swoon. He had it all for a moment. The spotlight fades quickly. The crowd moved on. And just …

Valuable Lessons About Visibility From The Teen Idols We Loved

Have you ever considered the valuable lessons we’ve learned about business from our teen heartthrobs? Ah, the ‘70s! Bell-bottoms, feathered hair, and a bedroom wallpapered in posters of David Cassidy and Donny Osmond. Those heartthrobs didn’t just dominate teen magazines; they dominated attention. And whether they knew it or not, they were teaching valuable lessons …

Why Introverted Business Owners Make Exceptional Business Writers

Introverted, shy, or highly sensitive entrepreneurs may perceive themselves not as exceptional business writers but rather see their temperament as a barrier to creating content. The pressure to constantly engage, promote yourself loudly, and interact frequently online can feel exhausting. But here’s the good news: your quiet, reflective nature is a decisive advantage in content …

How Introverted Entrepreneurs Can Create Content That Feels Authentic

Most introverted entrepreneurs struggle with writing content and are adverse to self-promotion. “Putting yourself out there” online might feel uncomfortable, even intimidating. The fear of appearing boastful or pushy can stop you before you start. Here is a significant perspective shift: When you share your expertise, insights, or even your success stories, you are not …

The Key To Powerful Business Content: Know Your Audience Better Than They Do

If you are an entrepreneur writing your business content, you have likely heard the advice, “Know your ideal client.” And while you might think you already know them reasonably well, you may need to dive deeper to understand their deepest motivation, struggles, and desires.  When you understand your ideal client, you can write content that …

Content Ideas: What Do Readers Want That I Could Possibly Write About?

How do you come up with content ideas for your business? Sitting in front of a blank screen without a clear plan can quickly lead to frustration and procrastination for anyone, including professional writers. Your everyday business activities can provide you with potential content ideas. Start With Your Audience’s Need Before brainstorming ideas, you must …

How To Write Content That Connects: A Guide For Successful Entrepreneurs Nervous About Writing

If you are convinced you are not a writer, you are convinced you don’t know how to write. You don’t have to be a famous writer to write content that resonates with your audience. As a successful entrepreneur, you know your business better than most.  A simple but powerful mindset shift that can help is, …