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This is an installment in the Content Marketing 101 series. Maybe you think “content marketing” means having a blog that makes money. Or that it’s about producing content for sites like ezinearticles and Squidoo. Or having an email autoresponder. http://www.copyblogger.com/creative-content-marketing/

Content Marketing: 49 Creative Strategies that Work | Copyblogger

Some useful phrases to use as an Evil Overlord as given by Steve Meredith. These humorous cuts were originally listed as useful phrases to use around work but they probably only work well if you are a Evil Overlord(TM).

Some Useful Condescending Phrases

http://marvin.cs.uidaho.edu/~heckendo/usefulPhrases.html

Better Writing – How to Improve Your Style « Scott H Young

I want to share my process for improving my writing and refining a style. Improving your writing can be tough. I’ve read a lot about writing. But most of this focuses on the basics of grammar, spelling or active vs passive voice. Very little is on how to actually develop your own style that actually works. The Basics – Write Lots, Write For an Audience, Buy a Reference Book http://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/2007/05/10/better-writing-how-to-improve-your-style/
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5 Killer Ways to Improve your Writing Right Now

One of the hallmarks of producing great content for your blog is writing it so it sounds natural, the way it would if we were chatting with each other over a coffee. I know. I’m not the first person to say this , so the advice won’t sound all that fresh. But the fact is, writing this way enraptures your audience.

Scott Adams Blog: the creator of Dilbert, Wally, Catbert, the Pointy Haired Boss and all your favorite cubicle companions.

I have a hypothesis that the sensation we describe as love is actually a feeling of relative safety that another individual provides. The "relative" part is important. Allow me to expand on this idea. Humans are essentially animals that somehow learned to read. Our most basic instincts for survival are still very much intact. We are living danger detectors. http://dilbert.com/blog/
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Many people have the limiting belief that passive income is weird, unusual, complicated, or confusing. As I’ve mentioned previously, passive income isn’t particularly difficult in practice. In many ways, earning a living through streams of passive income is easier than earning a living through a job or as an independent contractor, especially in the long run. Suppose you were already very comfortable with passive income, just like I am.

Steve Pavlina’s Personal Development Blog

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Yesterday I went to a Giants baseball game. It was Little League Day, so there were about ten thousand young boys running wild in the stands. It was also free bat day, courtesy Bank of America. I will pause while you digest this concept.

The Dilbert Blog

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