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I’ve been slowed down a bit, but a mountain of obstacles that have suddenly flooded my productivity levels.
What’s all this drama about?
For some reason, MacAfee (but no other security alert programs) decided to flag my website as a potential security risk. I’ve emailed them and hopefully the issue will sort itself out. There is no risk here people!
In addition, I’ve been working on a newspaper article, a magazine article, web content for someone inspiring, on top of my day job.
All good stuff.
But it makes it hard to keep this up.
Which explains why today’s post is short. And why I’m calling out for any writers who would like to debut their awesomeness on my writing blog. Send me an email at or leave me a comment below if you’re interested.
In the meantime, I’ll leave you with these tidbits of information. There are tons of content out there that’s worthy of a read. I’ve selected the top three:
SEO Tips for Writers (How to Optimize Your Site/Blog Without Getting Technical)
Senior Content Editor for the Writer’s Digest Writing Community and published poet Robert Lee Brewer continually pumps out informative information for writers. But his blog also mentions tips for entrepreneurs. This post is a good one for both. Great tips on how to optimize your blog and website if you’re non-techie like me.
Guest post: Freelancers, work for yourself, not by yourself
While there are tons of benefits from being self-employed, one of the greatest challenges (at least in my eyes) is the lack of social interaction. This guest post on top blog Word Count by Michelle Rafter provides lots of alternatives to the hermit lifestyle of most writers and entrepreneurs. I’m even thinking of taking the plunge myself.
The Persistent and Damaging Myth About Introverts and Marketing
Jane Friedman is another writer affiliated with Writer’s Digest as a contributing editor. She too pumps out a lot of great content and this one is no exception. For the shy, introverts in all of us, Friedman explains why it’s a good time for us to spread our wings. And we don’t need to be an extrovert to be good at marketing.
Would you like to share any blogs including your own that offer great writing tips for writers and entrepreneurs?
Leave your favorites in the comments below.
