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 ou cannot sell on the internet if you don't have strong and compelling content. You cannot become an effective marketer if you don't have a good written and visual content explaining exactly why your customers should purchase your product or avail your service. If you're planning to sell on the internet, remember that it's not enough that you have something to sell. You should be able to marry your visual and written content and make sure they express a compelling unified message. This is especially important for your written content. To be able to create an effective written content that actually converts, there are a few things you should keep in mind: Don't Let Your Written Piece End With "okay" "Okay" is a.. well... okay word. It's fine on its own. It doesn't need more. But remember that "okay" is not enough for your business. When you're writing anything for your digital marketing campaign, aim for a specific positiv

 How good is your writing skill? Do you want to make money writing? The following is a list of seven print and digital magazines that pay up to $500 per article, sometimes more, sometimes less. Some of the payment information is gleaned from payment reports; some it is clearly found by the publisher on their submission guideline pages. Keep in mind that you may still need to negotiate the rate of pay. MEL is a men's website created by the Dollar Shave Club . They cover "sex, relationships, health, money and culture from a male point of view even though we're not all male (and aren't always sure what that means)." Payment reports indicate rates between 30 and 50 cents per word. Though it appears the editorial assistant's email address is the only one listed. It's a foot in the door, at least. The New Food Economy is a nonprofit website. They are interested "in new business and funding models, food safety, nutrition, economics, policy and the great, wid

 There are rules of thumb but there are no hard and fast rules. The 'things people do every day to become successful' in what they do has so many variables. Some swear by morning coffees, others a 20-minute nap . Give or take, that's almost always the story. Like I said, variables. Routine, or better yet, discipline is what makes people successful. I will never claim to be a 'successful person' but what I HAVE been doing is working from home for the past 18 years. I hope you can share YOUR story about how you soften the rough edges off of your everyday work week too because it helps. Every little bit of advice helps, actually, because most successful people listen. 1. No Emails - Most people start their days off by rolling off their beds with everyone screaming at them. Your alarm is screaming. Your boss is screaming, your kids are screaming, your email is screaming. So, one of the things that I DON'T do early in the morning is to check my emails. People who kno