Marketing Numbers You Need to Know
Ann Handley presents 3 charts that will help you navigate your entire content strategy and smash it as a writer.
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Ann Handley presents 3 charts that will help you navigate your entire content strategy and smash it as a writer.
Marketing Numbers You Need to Know Read More »
Ann Handley dives into brand-new data about the writing process and why it’s so important for writers to maintain a daily practice in 2024.
What’s Your Writing Process? [Sneak Peek At New Data] Read More »
Ann Handley shares a new challenge she’s embarked on to write 1,000 words a day and tips she’s found that set her up for success.
Surprising Things I’ve Learned Writing 1000 Words a Day Read More »
Ann Handley reflects on her interview with BJ Novak and shares 10 nuggets he shared on how to be more creative.
10 Ways to Be More Creative: My Interview With Actor, Writer BJ Novak Read More »
The writer Andre Dubus (House of Sand and Fog) has described writing as inching your way along a very dark, very long tunnel: you can make out the next few feet in front of you, but you’re not quite certain where you’ll end up or when you’ll get there. What helps with the uncertainty and enormity of the task is to start with some kind of process to guide the way. Process? Ew. I know. Process is one of those things that in many parts of life I consider hopelessly boring and mind-numbing. Like alphabetizing canned goods. Or peeling beets. But in writing, process is necessary, because you need a kind of road map to get you to where you need to be. So here’s an infographic based on the 12-step writing GPS I outline in more detail in Everybody Writes. This GPS gets you from one place to another: