coworking
My Seven Week Writing Experiment
My Little Writing Experiment So I’m always writing every day. But still have some odd aversion to hitting publish, and there is always an internal debate about what to post first. Then I massage my work and wonder if it is for this person or that person. Then I'll go and read a book about that type of blog, and then I read a blog about that type of book. After that, I’ll check the SEO for the main keyword my article was written about. Finally, I watch yet another Backlinko video to verify
How To Build Trust With Your Coworking Space Website
How Much Money Are You Leaving On The Table? I see this a lot. And don't worry it's not just you and it's not just the workspace industry. People dick around for ages looking for shortcuts, quick fixes and how 'to get in front of as many people as possible.' They hear how Richard Branson kicked off his empire with a magazine at school and now look for how to do the same trick for their coworking space. Even though they run a coworking space in 2018 and Richard was a 16 year old at a public s
How To Kill Writer's Block And Thrive
When you have to write a post, you'll want to do everything but write that blog post. It is much easier to think about stuff than writing it. The main reason only a few people do well at blogging comes down to just a few people execute and post stuff. Everyone else licks blogging wounds, looks for SEO tricks and talks about blogging, without doing much blogging. And that included me. I found it very hard to write and post stuff, but every time I ship a blog post a good thing happens. Someti