Writing

• 12 Content Marketing Lessons From Bloggers Earning More Than $50,000/Year

  

  A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon an impressive case study conducted by GrowthBadger. For this study, they interviewed 1,117 bloggers from two groups: the first group consisted of bloggers earning over $50,000/year, and the second group included lower-income bloggers. The aim of this study was to figure out what… Read More

• 5 Tiny Mistakes That Are Ruining Your Pitches to Potential Clients

  

  Five years ago, during the first year of my writing career, I sent out dozens of pitches only to discover that almost nobody was interested in them. More than 70% of them were left unanswered, and the rest got a reply saying something like, “nice that you reached out but… Read More

• 5 Overlooked Reasons Why Most Content Creators Fail to Make Money Online

  

  I’ve been writing online for the past five years, and since the last year, I’m writing for my clients full-time. At this point, I’m proud to say I’m making three times the salary I used to earn at my old job. But to get here, I had to go through… Read More

• Only One Group of Creators Should Be Afraid Of ChatGPT

  

  Since the ChatGPT came out in November 2022, I’ve seen sh*t tons of people complaining about it. My Medium newsfeed got flooded by posts from people claiming their creator’s career is over, and my Twitter and LinkedIn feeds didn’t stay far behind. Honestly, I don’t understand what all the fuss is about.… Read More

• How to Find and Fix Content Gaps on Your Website

  

  Ranking your blog high in the Google search is getting harder every year. The main reason? Content overload. Taking into account the fact from Backlinko, which states that “Only 0.63% of Google searchers clicked on something from the second page”, landing your site on the first Google page is the most… Read More