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Here are 10 free editing and writing tools that you can use right now to make your blogging a lot easier to create and edit.

1. Editorial Calendar: See all your posts, drag & drop to manage your blog. https://wordpress.org/plugins/editorial-calendar/
2. Egg Timer: Set a time and write until the timer goes off. http://e.ggtimer.com/
3. Grammarly: Finds & corrects mistakes of your writing. https://www.grammarly.com/
4. Headline Analyzer: Emotional marketing value headline analyzer. ...

Two guys – partners – are struggling to make YouTube work for them. But they’re simply not getting the views or the subscribers they hoped for.

And so they make a pact: They’re going to do five videos a week for a few months and see if that kick starts anything.

It most definitely does.

Once they got serious about staying consistent and they invested a lot of effort and time into that goal, they started to get more and more views as well as more and more subscribers.

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Use these resources to generate ideas and find out what's hot right now.

Buzzsumo: Analyze what content performs best for any topic or competitor. https://buzzsumo.com/

Google Trends: Explore what the world if watching. https://trends.google.com/trends/

Hubspot Blog Topic Generator: Custom blog ideas. https://www.hubspot.com/blog-topic-generator

Portent: Content idea generator. https://www.portent.com/tools/title-maker

Quora: Questions and answers edited by Internet users. ...

Bounce rate, the dreaded monster that website owners fight every day.  They know that when their bounce rate is high, the likeliness of their website being given any search love is slim to none.

So, What is Bounce Rate?

According to Google, bounce rate is a metric that is calculated by search engines based on a single page visitor or session. The search engine tracks to see if the visitor remains on the site or just exits without any further interaction. Basically, they allow the page to...

Have you ever seen London in the snow?

On normal days, London is not dissimilar to any other sprawling metropolis dotted around the globe. Compared to some it might have more history, it may look antiquated and quaint. But it has certain similarities to all of them, hundreds of thousands commute into London for work every day, some may live there, some not, some will socialise there, some not, there are people living and working in London that grew up there or have come from near and far,...

Living a life of significance is the foundation to a successful thriving business.
It’s all about deepening your compassion and ability to understand others.

Let’s say that two entrepreneurs start businesses on the same day in the same industry. One entrepreneur is out to make a good profit and sell his business in 10 to 20 years so he can retire on the beach.

The second entrepreneur has a vision of helping his hometown by bringing back jobs and pride to the community. He’s...

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and it’s is a simple, standardized content distribution method that can help you stay up-to-date with your favorite newscasts, blogs, websites, and social media channels.

Instead of visiting sites to find new posts or subscribing to sites to receive notification of new posts, find the RSS feed on a website and read new posts in an RSS reader.

How did the RSS Standard come about?

In March 1999, Netscape created RDF Site Summary which was the first...

You’re already familiar with social media management – actively posting and monitoring your client’s social media. You’ve got to not only make and schedule posts, but you’ve also got to answer everyone who reaches out via social media.

But there is a similar service you can offer that is far less time intensive, and that’s creating and scheduling content for businesses.

Take Facebook for example. Once a month, you create 60 posts for their page, and...

Here’s a great system for earning $3,000 a Month in passive income.

You’re already familiar with regular affiliate programs, but did you know there are two-tier affiliate programs as well?

For example, you introduce a fellow affiliate to a product on a two-tier affiliate program. They sign up to promote it from the link you give them, and then 10% of all their sales goes to you.

That’s right – you make a commission on everything they sell because you signed them up for...

Here’s something most marketers never do, which is a shame. They’re losing a great deal of money because of it.

What happens when you purchase a $7 ebook or a $19 video, and you have a question? You email the person who sold it, and one of two things occurs… either their assistant answers you or you get ignored.

Go ahead and try it, I dare you. 9 times out of 10, or perhaps even more often than that, you will never hear from the product creator herself.

Yet what happens if...