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Featured Article in Inc. – The Self-Reliant Entrepreneur written by John Jantsch read more at Duct Tape Marketing. John Jantsch’s latest book, The Self-Reliant Entrepreneur , has been featured in an Inc. piece by Shama Hyder, founder and CEO of Zen Media. MORE
Here are 14 articles that give tremendous insight and food for thought to achieve this. This great article lists common mistakes startups make with their pricing and principles they should keep in mind. Here’s an article I wrote on this blog, summing up various pricing experiments. It’s the most read and shared article I’ve ever written. Most businesses struggle with their product pricing strategies. Am I charging too much or too little? MORE
Magazine sat down with Newark Mayor Cory Booker, who spoke on how he believed startups will define America’s future. If you’ve seen Cory Booker’s documentary “ Brick City ,” you know how amazing this guy is. Under30 CEO tells the United States’ young entrepreneurs to pack their bags and leave — now. . I always love these sort of lists because they make me feel better about the stupid things I do. MORE
Like many, I’ve been fascinated by Peter Thiel for a few years, really hitting my radar with his Thiel Fellowship a few years back when he asked innovators to leave the campus and pursue their innovations (here are all the fellowship winners). I was fortunate enough to see him in Conversations with Tyler at George Mason University in 2015. MORE
Interest articles / blogs (I “read” most of these via Pocket on my iPad, but this list is where I find them): Medium via daily email, mostly on my phone. I was reflecting recently on the ways that I find out about things. News about what’s going on in the world, what’s up with my friends, etc. I decided to take a quick inventory on the apps and devices I use on a daily basis to stay informed on such things. (in in order of most used / where I learn the most). MORE
You should be able to replicate this process after reading it (or at least follow the resources in the article to learn more about specific parts). #3 The post Top 10 Most Read Articles of 2017 appeared first on CXL. We publish a lot of well-researched content. Among all the new posts that were published in 2017, here are the ones that got the most attention. Starting from the 10th and moving to the number 1 spot. #10 10 How to Avoid Being Deceived By Data. MORE
[ Download MP3 | Transcript Coming Soon | iTunes | Soundcloud | Raw RSS ] Amy Morin is famous for writing an article – 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do – which then turned into a seven-figure business. On the surface that just sounds too good to be true, The post Amy Morin: How Publishing One Incredibly Popular Article Led To A Million Dollar Writing And Speaking Business appeared first on Entrepreneurs-Journey.com. MORE
Here are the articles that captured more eyeballs than any others. The post The 10 Most-Read Articles of 2019 appeared first on CXL. Time flies when you’re having fun. We published almost 90 posts this year. 8 Keys to Value-Based SaaS Pricing Pages. As a SaaS company, both your product and service are unique solutions, and your pricing page should reflect that. Learn how to get value-based pricing right. Cold Emails: Can They Work, Or Are They Just Spam? MORE
Here's a look at sixteen curated social media articles that are definitely worth a click, like, share and tweet. Grow Marketing & Sales facebook instagram linkedin marketing pinterest social media social media management social media marketing twitter MORE
Here are our most read articles for 2014. The post Top 10 Articles on ConversionXL In 2014 appeared first on ConversionXL. Another one bites the dust. Make sure you didn’t miss any. . 10#: The Science of Storytelling & Memory and Their Impact on CRO. If your website isn’t converting well, it’s likely the story you’re telling your customer’s journey through the marketing funnel isn’t resonating on some emotional level. Author: Ankit Oberoi. MORE
Every year we publish a list of most read articles on ConversionXL that were published that year. The post Top 10 Most-Read Articles on ConversionXL in 2016 appeared first on ConversionXL. The following 10 new posts got the most pageviews in 2016. Starting from number 10 and moving up: #10 7 Retargeting Case Studies That’ll Boost Your Current Campaigns. You already know retargeting works. But what if you’re doing it all wrong? #9 MORE
Many years ago I coined the phrase “ Pillar Article ” or sometimes called, “ Pillar Content “, to describe how to create great blog content. If you have never heard of this concept before, you can read the original article here – How To Write Great Blog Content – The Pillar Article. The video above has an introduction to the Pillar Article concept , including formats you can use to attempt to increase your chances of creating a pillar article. MORE
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How about that Uber right? Over the last few days the company has been caught using a tool that tracks users (including journalists) with apparently zero oversight. It wants to make changes to a proposed piece legislation that would increase the number of wheelchair accessible taxis. And of course, the news that started this whole mess, at a dinner party Senior Vice president Emil Michael talked about hiring researchers to dig up dirt on journalists. MORE
Jena McGregor (@jenamcgregor) wrote an interesting piece recently for the Washington Post titled “Why Brainstorming Doesn’t Work.” ” Her piece interprets some rather exciting new creativity research done by Steve Smith of Texas A&M and Nicolas Kohn of University of Texas as saying brainstorming doesn’t work. That’s not what the study is saying really. The research [.]. MORE
The Four Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss is one of my favorite business books. When I first read it several years ago, I had no experience working a self-directed, flexible schedule. With one short exception, I had always been exposed to specific timetables, exclusively hard deadlines, and the mentality that “more is more”. MORE
I saw a great post from Tristan Kromer Pivoting on Investor Feedback a.k.a Beware of Mentors. It was a top post on StartupRoar on Tuesday. His basic point was: If someone, including me, tells you something isn’t a great idea and there’s no market for it there are only two acceptable responses. Either: "That’s interesting. I’m going to take that thought out into the field and validate it with my customers." " OR… "You’re wrong. MORE
While I love reading on the web (and writing on it) as much as anyone, I know I always get more out of a book than I do from articles. The secret benefit of reading a book instead of the web is this: It makes you stay inside an idea much longer. The length of time it takes to read a book means we have to digest the concept over a longer period. This then affords our own imagination the time needed to converge their ideas with our own experience. MORE
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To test the power of Wikipedia, do a Google search of any organization that has an article. You will find the Wikipedia article ranks high among first-page results–and that an image from that article appears to the right at the top of the page. MORE
One of EJ’s most popular guest columnists, Dr. Mani, has popped back in to submit this article. Take it away Dr. Mani… Picture me sitting in front of my computer, writing this article. The phone rings. I answer. It’s my friend. He’s moving, and wants some advice. For 5 minutes, we discuss his plans. Then I hang up, and return … Read the rest of this entry » Productivity getting things done life balance life priorities time management writers bloc MORE
Here are the most read articles of the year. How do you rank for millions more keywords without producing thousands of new articles? And, drum roll please…the most read CXL article this year: 1. The post The 10 Most-Read Articles of 2020 appeared first on CXL. MORE
Great entrepreneur and long-time super friend @david_danny has a terrific article out on re-thinking the way you create a compelling mobile experience. My favorite bit: “Limiting the content and functionality of the mobile experience — and freeing your mind from tying it to the desktop version — allows you to develop something truly exceptional. While choosing what to eliminate is difficult, it can make your customers much more loyal and profitable in the long run.” MORE
Out of everything we’ve published in 2015, there were some articles that truly connected with readers across the world. Here’s a look at the 20 most read stories we published in 2015. Editor Picks Entrepreneurship Small Business startups startup lessons top 20 startup advice business lessons MORE
Tweet about the article and post a link on Facebook. Once the article was finished, I posted it to my blog, sent out a tweet and posted a link to it on Facebook saying “Alright, so here’s my official message to Committed. A few weeks ago I decided to conduct a social media experiment to see if I could start a blog from scratch and generate a big enough buzz to get a good discussion going. MORE
I work in business insurance, which means that as soon as I tell people what I do, they’re yawning. And yet, almost every business has some form of insurance to protect it from fires, lawsuits, and vandalism—things that are 100 percent not boring. In fact, the first business insurance policies came from Lloyd’s of London, which used to be a coffee shop where sailors and merchants gathered. MORE
For one thing, there’s certainly a lot more of you reading our articles than there were at the beginning of 2014. In the spirit of looking back, and with the intent to share articles with you that you might have missed, I’ve put together the following list. Below, you’ll find our ten most-read articles of 2014. This article explains what they are, why they’re important, and how you should create them. Which article was your favorite? MORE
Every Friday, we’ll be aggregating a few great articles from the week. Likeable Media founder Carrie Kerpen wrote an article in Inc. A bit of a downer, but the New York Times posted an article on Thursday about how young generations have generated 40 percent less wealth than their parents did at the same age. Entrepreneur talked with Indiegogo ‘s Slava Rubin about some of the myths of entrepreneurship. . MORE
[ Download MP3 | Transcript | iTunes | Soundcloud | Raw RSS ] Amy Morin is famous for writing an article – 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do – which then turned into a seven-figure business. The post Amy Morin: How Publishing One Incredibly Popular Article Led To A Million Dollar Writing And Speaking Business appeared first on Entrepreneurs-Journey.com. MORE
As we wrap up 2018, we went back through everything we’ve published this year to find the 10 most-read articles. How People Read Short Articles [Original Research]. When people read short articles and blog posts online, what percentage of the content actually gets read? How many readers finish an entire article? The post The 10 Most-Read Articles of 2018 appeared first on CXL. MORE
I just read an article about Bonobos --or was it a press release. The Coveteur article featuring Andy and Bonobos encapsulated exactly how a founder worth writing about will act: ".He That's why it's not surprising that you could take this whole article, which is mostly Andy telling his story, and use it to craft your narrative. I took the article, pasted it, and made it a little bit like Madlibs, making all the Bonobos parts [INSERT YOUR THING HERE] sections. MORE
A shot of my Pocket list… I can’t tell how many articles I have in Pocket currently (is that possible to find out?), Anyone who uses “read later” tools like Pocket (which I use) or Instapaper or Readlater knows what I’m talking about. You never get to the list! It just keeps piling up with things you think you want to read but its next to impossible to find time to knock the list down. MORE
53 skip to main | skip to sidebar SoCal CTO Monday, March 12, 2007 MyShape Article - Analyst Misses the Point The NY Times did a piece today on MyShape, a start-up in Pasadena - Log in Your Measurements, and the Clothes May Fit. MyShape Article - Analyst Misses the Point Map of VC Investments Open Source Business Model Entreprenuer Network ► February (10) Southern California Tech Central Southern California Tech Central Loading MORE
The post Why Your First Blog Post Should Be A “Life Story” Article appeared first on Entrepreneurs-Journey.com. One of the key techniques I’ve taught Blog Mastermind members since 2007 is the value of a ‘Life Story’ post or series. In simple terms, a Life Story post is your background story as it relates to the topic of your blog. If you blog about collecting colonial stamps, your. MORE
Let’s start from 10th most popular and move up to the most read article. #10: The most complete article on A/B testing ever written. This article bring clarity to this topic. #8: It’s that time of year again. These 10 posts got the most reads this year, make sure you didn’t miss any of them. 10: How to Build a Strong A/B Testing Plan That Gets Results. I can say that since it wasn’t written by me, but my team mate Jaan. MORE
I just wanted to clarify that Leigh wrote this article to highlight many of the best and most important articles hidden away in the archives of this blog. Make Your Article Popular, Again And Again None of us start with 1000+ blog readers. If they read through that article, who is to say they will not read through another one. Link to older articles on Twitter, Facebook and in email. Backlink in your new articles to your old articles. MORE
Every year we publish a list of most read articles on ConversionXL. The post Top 10 Most-Read Articles on ConversionXL in 2015 appeared first on ConversionXL. Out of all the blog posts we published in 2015, these got the most attention. #10 10 The Advanced Guide to Emotional Persuasion. People are not rational. Here’s how to really persuade them. #9 9 A Complete List of Things That Always Boost Conversions. Full list. #8 8 5 Uncomfortable A/B Testing Questions. MORE
Skip to content Home About List of resources: Article text extraction from HTML documents → Overview: Extracting article text from HTML documents Posted on March 2, 2011 by tomaz In the world of web scraping, text mining and article reading utilities (readability bookmarklet) there is an ever growing demand for utilities that are capable of distinguishing parts of a HTML document which represent an article apart from other common website building blocks like menus, headers, footers, ads etc. MORE
Two good articles appeared this morning. While everyone is talking about health care, let’s not forget our friend the Startup Visa. The New Startup Arms Race : Eric Ries, who is part of the Startup Visa Initiative core team (and the creator of the Lean Startup Methodology) has a great essay up on The Huffington Post. Silicon Valley is losing foreign-born talent : Jon Swartz, the USA Today Silicon Valley tech writer has several good examples that supports his headline. MORE
As of today, I will have published an article here for entrepreneurs and startups every day for the last 1001 days, since I started Startup Professionals Musings near the close of 2008. It’s been a great ride, but it’s now time to dial it back a bit, and focus on some other priorities. I still plan to publish on this blog occasionally, as well as more frequently on my blogs at Forbes , Huffington Post , and others. MORE
The goal of this article is to not only help you snap out of writers block, but to help you hand yourself a completed article in 15 minutes. Here is an example - Idea sheet: Write an article about blogging traffic Title sheet: 10 Ways To Get Traffic (You Didn’t Know About) By having the specific title it automatically inspires you to pour out the words. In fact, I am inspired to write the article above right now. Writers block can be a nasty bug to catch. MORE
My favorite article this week. Anytime I see an article on leadership, I get excited. Don’t get so wrapped up in work that you forget to stay up with the current events of the business world! Amid all of the chaos, grab a cup of Joe and take a short reading break. Magazine’s Suzanne Lucas wrote a column on a pair of firings that stemmed from the PyCon convention. A developer evangelist overheard a crude joke about “dongles” in the row behind her. MORE
The post Why Your First Blog Post Should Be A “Life Story” Article appeared first on Entrepreneurs-Journey.com. One of the key techniques I’ve taught Blog Mastermind members since 2007 is the value of a ‘Life Story’ post or series. In simple terms, a Life Story post is your background story as it relates to the topic of your blog. If you blog about collecting colonial stamps, your. MORE
It's nice to highlight awesome articles about startup that I didn't write! Tags: External Articles Keepstream is one of the five Capital Factory companies graduating today at Demo Day here in Austin. With their new web tool you can collect tweets and snippets, arrange as nicely-formatted collections, then share directly or embed in blog posts as I've done below. Besides shilling for them, I've been wanting to make these kinds of posts periodically. MORE
In this article, we recommend 11 top blogs you should be keeping an eye on. If you’re interested in prepping for the atypical questions investors will ask, read this article! This article will show you how to use body language that helps your pitch, rather than hurts it. In this article, Tim Berry outlines the five things you can learn from this popular series. MORE
Article Related Topics ConversionXL
DECEMBER 16, 2020
Here are the most read articles of the year. How do you rank for millions more keywords without producing thousands of new articles? And, drum roll please…the most read CXL article this year: 1. The post The 10 Most-Read Articles of 2020 appeared first on CXL.
ConversionXL
DECEMBER 17, 2018
As we wrap up 2018, we went back through everything we’ve published this year to find the 10 most-read articles. How People Read Short Articles [Original Research]. When people read short articles and blog posts online, what percentage of the content actually gets read? How many readers finish an entire article? The post The 10 Most-Read Articles of 2018 appeared first on CXL.
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A Smart Bear: Startups and Marketing for Geeks
SEPTEMBER 8, 2010
It's nice to highlight awesome articles about startup that I didn't write! Tags: External Articles Keepstream is one of the five Capital Factory companies graduating today at Demo Day here in Austin. With their new web tool you can collect tweets and snippets, arrange as nicely-formatted collections, then share directly or embed in blog posts as I've done below. Besides shilling for them, I've been wanting to make these kinds of posts periodically.
ConversionXL
DECEMBER 21, 2017
You should be able to replicate this process after reading it (or at least follow the resources in the article to learn more about specific parts). #3 The post Top 10 Most Read Articles of 2017 appeared first on CXL. We publish a lot of well-researched content. Among all the new posts that were published in 2017, here are the ones that got the most attention. Starting from the 10th and moving to the number 1 spot. #10 10 How to Avoid Being Deceived By Data.
Startup Professionals Musings
SEPTEMBER 27, 2011
As of today, I will have published an article here for entrepreneurs and startups every day for the last 1001 days, since I started Startup Professionals Musings near the close of 2008. It’s been a great ride, but it’s now time to dial it back a bit, and focus on some other priorities. I still plan to publish on this blog occasionally, as well as more frequently on my blogs at Forbes , Huffington Post , and others.
SoCal CTO
OCTOBER 6, 2011
I saw a great post from Tristan Kromer Pivoting on Investor Feedback a.k.a Beware of Mentors. It was a top post on StartupRoar on Tuesday. His basic point was: If someone, including me, tells you something isn’t a great idea and there’s no market for it there are only two acceptable responses. Either: "That’s interesting. I’m going to take that thought out into the field and validate it with my customers." " OR… "You’re wrong.
Up and Running
DECEMBER 23, 2014
For one thing, there’s certainly a lot more of you reading our articles than there were at the beginning of 2014. In the spirit of looking back, and with the intent to share articles with you that you might have missed, I’ve put together the following list. Below, you’ll find our ten most-read articles of 2014. This article explains what they are, why they’re important, and how you should create them. Which article was your favorite?
YFS Magazine
JUNE 30, 2015
Here's a look at sixteen curated social media articles that are definitely worth a click, like, share and tweet. Grow Marketing & Sales facebook instagram linkedin marketing pinterest social media social media management social media marketing twitter
ConversionXL
DECEMBER 19, 2014
Here are our most read articles for 2014. The post Top 10 Articles on ConversionXL In 2014 appeared first on ConversionXL. Another one bites the dust. Make sure you didn’t miss any. . 10#: The Science of Storytelling & Memory and Their Impact on CRO. If your website isn’t converting well, it’s likely the story you’re telling your customer’s journey through the marketing funnel isn’t resonating on some emotional level. Author: Ankit Oberoi.
ConversionXL
DECEMBER 21, 2016
Every year we publish a list of most read articles on ConversionXL that were published that year. The post Top 10 Most-Read Articles on ConversionXL in 2016 appeared first on ConversionXL. The following 10 new posts got the most pageviews in 2016. Starting from number 10 and moving up: #10 7 Retargeting Case Studies That’ll Boost Your Current Campaigns. You already know retargeting works. But what if you’re doing it all wrong? #9
YFS Magazine
DECEMBER 29, 2015
Out of everything we’ve published in 2015, there were some articles that truly connected with readers across the world. Here’s a look at the 20 most read stories we published in 2015. Editor Picks Entrepreneurship Small Business startups startup lessons top 20 startup advice business lessons
Up and Running
OCTOBER 19, 2016
In this article, we recommend 11 top blogs you should be keeping an eye on. If you’re interested in prepping for the atypical questions investors will ask, read this article! This article will show you how to use body language that helps your pitch, rather than hurts it. In this article, Tim Berry outlines the five things you can learn from this popular series.
Up and Running
SEPTEMBER 16, 2016
I work in business insurance, which means that as soon as I tell people what I do, they’re yawning. And yet, almost every business has some form of insurance to protect it from fires, lawsuits, and vandalism—things that are 100 percent not boring. In fact, the first business insurance policies came from Lloyd’s of London, which used to be a coffee shop where sailors and merchants gathered.
Feld Thoughts
MARCH 22, 2010
Two good articles appeared this morning. While everyone is talking about health care, let’s not forget our friend the Startup Visa. The New Startup Arms Race : Eric Ries, who is part of the Startup Visa Initiative core team (and the creator of the Lean Startup Methodology) has a great essay up on The Huffington Post. Silicon Valley is losing foreign-born talent : Jon Swartz, the USA Today Silicon Valley tech writer has several good examples that supports his headline.
ConversionXL
DECEMBER 13, 2013
Let’s start from 10th most popular and move up to the most read article. #10: The most complete article on A/B testing ever written. This article bring clarity to this topic. #8: It’s that time of year again. These 10 posts got the most reads this year, make sure you didn’t miss any of them. 10: How to Build a Strong A/B Testing Plan That Gets Results. I can say that since it wasn’t written by me, but my team mate Jaan.
This is going to be BIG.
OCTOBER 28, 2016
I just read an article about Bonobos --or was it a press release. The Coveteur article featuring Andy and Bonobos encapsulated exactly how a founder worth writing about will act: ".He That's why it's not surprising that you could take this whole article, which is mostly Andy telling his story, and use it to craft your narrative. I took the article, pasted it, and made it a little bit like Madlibs, making all the Bonobos parts [INSERT YOUR THING HERE] sections.
ConversionXL
MAY 26, 2013
Here are 14 articles that give tremendous insight and food for thought to achieve this. This great article lists common mistakes startups make with their pricing and principles they should keep in mind. Here’s an article I wrote on this blog, summing up various pricing experiments. It’s the most read and shared article I’ve ever written. Most businesses struggle with their product pricing strategies. Am I charging too much or too little?
Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Yaro Starak
NOVEMBER 11, 2012
One of EJ’s most popular guest columnists, Dr. Mani, has popped back in to submit this article. Take it away Dr. Mani… Picture me sitting in front of my computer, writing this article. The phone rings. I answer. It’s my friend. He’s moving, and wants some advice. For 5 minutes, we discuss his plans. Then I hang up, and return … Read the rest of this entry » Productivity getting things done life balance life priorities time management writers bloc
ConversionXL
DECEMBER 28, 2015
Every year we publish a list of most read articles on ConversionXL. The post Top 10 Most-Read Articles on ConversionXL in 2015 appeared first on ConversionXL. Out of all the blog posts we published in 2015, these got the most attention. #10 10 The Advanced Guide to Emotional Persuasion. People are not rational. Here’s how to really persuade them. #9 9 A Complete List of Things That Always Boost Conversions. Full list. #8 8 5 Uncomfortable A/B Testing Questions.
SoCal CTO
MARCH 12, 2007
skip to main | skip to sidebar SoCal CTO Monday, March 12, 2007 MyShape Article - Analyst Misses the Point The NY Times did a piece today on MyShape, a start-up in Pasadena - Log in Your Measurements, and the Clothes May Fit. MyShape Article - Analyst Misses the Point Map of VC Investments Open Source Business Model Entreprenuer Network ► February (10) Southern California Tech Central Southern California Tech Central Loading
Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Yaro Starak
NOVEMBER 10, 2016
The post Why Your First Blog Post Should Be A “Life Story” Article appeared first on Entrepreneurs-Journey.com. One of the key techniques I’ve taught Blog Mastermind members since 2007 is the value of a ‘Life Story’ post or series. In simple terms, a Life Story post is your background story as it relates to the topic of your blog. If you blog about collecting colonial stamps, your.
Start Up Blog
DECEMBER 7, 2015
While I love reading on the web (and writing on it) as much as anyone, I know I always get more out of a book than I do from articles. The secret benefit of reading a book instead of the web is this: It makes you stay inside an idea much longer. The length of time it takes to read a book means we have to digest the concept over a longer period. This then affords our own imagination the time needed to converge their ideas with our own experience.
Duct Tape Marketing
NOVEMBER 13, 2019
Featured Article in Inc. – The Self-Reliant Entrepreneur written by John Jantsch read more at Duct Tape Marketing. John Jantsch’s latest book, The Self-Reliant Entrepreneur , has been featured in an Inc. piece by Shama Hyder, founder and CEO of Zen Media.
Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Yaro Starak
NOVEMBER 25, 2010
The goal of this article is to not only help you snap out of writers block, but to help you hand yourself a completed article in 15 minutes. Here is an example - Idea sheet: Write an article about blogging traffic Title sheet: 10 Ways To Get Traffic (You Didn’t Know About) By having the specific title it automatically inspires you to pour out the words. In fact, I am inspired to write the article above right now. Writers block can be a nasty bug to catch.
Up and Running
MARCH 15, 2013
Every Friday, we’ll be aggregating a few great articles from the week. Likeable Media founder Carrie Kerpen wrote an article in Inc. A bit of a downer, but the New York Times posted an article on Thursday about how young generations have generated 40 percent less wealth than their parents did at the same age. Entrepreneur talked with Indiegogo ‘s Slava Rubin about some of the myths of entrepreneurship. .
Up and Running
MARCH 22, 2013
Magazine sat down with Newark Mayor Cory Booker, who spoke on how he believed startups will define America’s future. If you’ve seen Cory Booker’s documentary “ Brick City ,” you know how amazing this guy is. Under30 CEO tells the United States’ young entrepreneurs to pack their bags and leave — now. . I always love these sort of lists because they make me feel better about the stupid things I do.
Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Yaro Starak
APRIL 4, 2017
[ Download MP3 | Transcript Coming Soon | iTunes | Soundcloud | Raw RSS ] Amy Morin is famous for writing an article – 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do – which then turned into a seven-figure business. On the surface that just sounds too good to be true, The post Amy Morin: How Publishing One Incredibly Popular Article Led To A Million Dollar Writing And Speaking Business appeared first on Entrepreneurs-Journey.com.
tomazkovacic.com
MARCH 24, 2011
Skip to content Home About List of resources: Article text extraction from HTML documents → Overview: Extracting article text from HTML documents Posted on March 2, 2011 by tomaz In the world of web scraping, text mining and article reading utilities (readability bookmarklet) there is an ever growing demand for utilities that are capable of distinguishing parts of a HTML document which represent an article apart from other common website building blocks like menus, headers, footers, ads etc.
Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Yaro Starak
JANUARY 14, 2011
I just wanted to clarify that Leigh wrote this article to highlight many of the best and most important articles hidden away in the archives of this blog. Make Your Article Popular, Again And Again None of us start with 1000+ blog readers. If they read through that article, who is to say they will not read through another one. Link to older articles on Twitter, Facebook and in email. Backlink in your new articles to your old articles.
The Next Web
NOVEMBER 19, 2014
How about that Uber right? Over the last few days the company has been caught using a tool that tracks users (including journalists) with apparently zero oversight. It wants to make changes to a proposed piece legislation that would increase the number of wheelchair accessible taxis. And of course, the news that started this whole mess, at a dinner party Senior Vice president Emil Michael talked about hiring researchers to dig up dirt on journalists.
Campus Entrepreneurship
MARCH 17, 2016
Like many, I’ve been fascinated by Peter Thiel for a few years, really hitting my radar with his Thiel Fellowship a few years back when he asked innovators to leave the campus and pursue their innovations (here are all the fellowship winners). I was fortunate enough to see him in Conversations with Tyler at George Mason University in 2015.
Jeff Hilimire
SEPTEMBER 16, 2015
Interest articles / blogs (I “read” most of these via Pocket on my iPad, but this list is where I find them): Medium via daily email, mostly on my phone. I was reflecting recently on the ways that I find out about things. News about what’s going on in the world, what’s up with my friends, etc. I decided to take a quick inventory on the apps and devices I use on a daily basis to stay informed on such things. (in in order of most used / where I learn the most).
Gregg Fraley, Author of Jack's Notebook
NOVEMBER 9, 2011
Jena McGregor (@jenamcgregor) wrote an interesting piece recently for the Washington Post titled “Why Brainstorming Doesn’t Work.” ” Her piece interprets some rather exciting new creativity research done by Steve Smith of Texas A&M and Nicolas Kohn of University of Texas as saying brainstorming doesn’t work. That’s not what the study is saying really. The research [.].
Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Yaro Starak
NOVEMBER 10, 2016
The post Why Your First Blog Post Should Be A “Life Story” Article appeared first on Entrepreneurs-Journey.com. One of the key techniques I’ve taught Blog Mastermind members since 2007 is the value of a ‘Life Story’ post or series. In simple terms, a Life Story post is your background story as it relates to the topic of your blog. If you blog about collecting colonial stamps, your.
Up and Running
APRIL 2, 2013
My favorite article this week. Anytime I see an article on leadership, I get excited. Don’t get so wrapped up in work that you forget to stay up with the current events of the business world! Amid all of the chaos, grab a cup of Joe and take a short reading break. Magazine’s Suzanne Lucas wrote a column on a pair of firings that stemmed from the PyCon convention. A developer evangelist overheard a crude joke about “dongles” in the row behind her.
crowdSPRING Blog
JUNE 15, 2016
The Four Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss is one of my favorite business books. When I first read it several years ago, I had no experience working a self-directed, flexible schedule. With one short exception, I had always been exposed to specific timetables, exclusively hard deadlines, and the mentality that “more is more”.
Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Yaro Starak
APRIL 4, 2017
[ Download MP3 | Transcript | iTunes | Soundcloud | Raw RSS ] Amy Morin is famous for writing an article – 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do – which then turned into a seven-figure business. The post Amy Morin: How Publishing One Incredibly Popular Article Led To A Million Dollar Writing And Speaking Business appeared first on Entrepreneurs-Journey.com.
Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Yaro Starak
JANUARY 25, 2011
Tweet about the article and post a link on Facebook. Once the article was finished, I posted it to my blog, sent out a tweet and posted a link to it on Facebook saying “Alright, so here’s my official message to Committed. A few weeks ago I decided to conduct a social media experiment to see if I could start a blog from scratch and generate a big enough buzz to get a good discussion going.
Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Yaro Starak
JANUARY 14, 2013
Many years ago I coined the phrase “ Pillar Article ” or sometimes called, “ Pillar Content “, to describe how to create great blog content. If you have never heard of this concept before, you can read the original article here – How To Write Great Blog Content – The Pillar Article. The video above has an introduction to the Pillar Article concept , including formats you can use to attempt to increase your chances of creating a pillar article.
Jeff Hilimire
JUNE 8, 2015
A shot of my Pocket list… I can’t tell how many articles I have in Pocket currently (is that possible to find out?), Anyone who uses “read later” tools like Pocket (which I use) or Instapaper or Readlater knows what I’m talking about. You never get to the list! It just keeps piling up with things you think you want to read but its next to impossible to find time to knock the list down.
The Startup Magazine
DECEMBER 22, 2020
To test the power of Wikipedia, do a Google search of any organization that has an article. You will find the Wikipedia article ranks high among first-page results–and that an image from that article appears to the right at the top of the page.
Jeff Hilimire
APRIL 11, 2013
Great entrepreneur and long-time super friend @david_danny has a terrific article out on re-thinking the way you create a compelling mobile experience. My favorite bit: “Limiting the content and functionality of the mobile experience — and freeing your mind from tying it to the desktop version — allows you to develop something truly exceptional. While choosing what to eliminate is difficult, it can make your customers much more loyal and profitable in the long run.”
The Startup Magazine
JANUARY 20, 2021
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