29Sep 2019 by Colleen Casey

The 2 Types of Emails You Should Know How to Write

Beginner, Email Marketing, Grower, How-Tos
You need two emails to engage your audience and share your products. Use them to build and convert your list of interested people into loyal customers. There’s a ton of content to write as an entrepreneur, but little is more fear-inducing than email marketing content. When you’re sending emails to your email list, you’re walking a fine line between turning your audience into engaged customers and alienating them with constant pitches.  Your email list is the bridge between you and your audience. It’s the most direct channel you have to both reach them and hear from them. And because they’ve opted into being there, you know they think that what you’re offering is valuable. But what's the best way to connect with them? How do you deliver content regularly that…
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21Jan 2019 by Colleen Casey

The Top 4 Ways to Make Money Online

Beginner, Blogging, Creator-ship, Email Marketing, Grower, Podcasting, Video Content
Lots of people want to make money online as a content creator, influencer, or entrepreneur. But how do people make money online? Can a blog make money? How much money can someone make on YouTube? It can be tough to figure out what’s possible when you’re starting out. It’s even tougher when you’ve been creating content and have started to grow a following, but you’re not making money consistently, or at all. In this post, I’ll show you the four main ways that you can make money online and earn a real (and honest) living. Ads The first money-making strategy that comes to mind for many people is, of course, ads. You can place ads on your website or blog through services like Google Adsense or Amazon Affiliates and make…
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30Sep 2018 by Colleen Casey

9 Skills That Will Instantly Improve Your Writing

Beginner, Blogging, Books and eBooks, Email Marketing, Grower, Social Media Copy, Website Copy, Wordsmith, Writing Skills
Writing, like everything else, requires practice. It may not seem that way because it’s something we all learn how to do in school. But that’s precisely why it’s important to work to improve your writing—it’s hard to see the nuance in something when you’ve been doing it for so long that you do it on autopilot. So, what’s the best way to get out of that mindset and make a conscious effort in your writing? For me, it’s looking at a few tips that can make my writing better and measuring them against something I’ve written. I recommend that you find a blog post or something else you’ve written and see how well you incorporate these tips on your own. In this post, I’ll show you my top nine ways…
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