Category: The Creative Entrepreneur Newsletter

In the final issue of The Creative Entrepreneur Newsletter, we discuss a simple technique to keep your muse happy, your creative pool clear, and your productivity sharp.

These are interesting times, for sure. But it’s also a great time to grow your readership. We talk about how to keep that readership engaged using a simple copywriting technique.

Finally, as a fitting end to this grand adventure, you have marching orders! Go forth and make the world a better place. Heaven knows busy Creative Entrepreneurs do this daily…

This is our big wrap-up. I want to personally thank you for all your wonderful support!

And most of all… THANKS for all those mochas. You rock.

Onward and upward,

Beth 🙂

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Happy August! The pandemic still rages and more than ever, our faceless Internet overlords are evaluating your website, book, articles, whatever, and are silently indexing where they think you belong.

Let’s make sure you’re in the correct area of the vast Internet, eh?

Today we’re drilling down, getting to the nuts and bolts on how you can harness the power of metadata to help our faceless Internet overlords (other computers) index and sell your writing.

How do you manage keywords? How many words should you use in your bio? Why should you always create multiple book blurbs? How often should you revise your information?

Also, the end is nigh… (Big, surprise, weird announcement.)

Take care. Stay safe. And THANKS for the mocha.

Beth 🙂

What if there was one fairly simple, activity you could engage in that would make selling your writing exponentially easier? What if by tweaking a few tasks, daily chores you probably already engage in, you could enhance the discoverability of your website, books, social media… and make it easier for prospective clients, customers, readers to find you?

What if you could get all this done in minutes rather than hours or days? Exciting stuff, eh?

Well, that’s exactly what we discuss today…

Buy me a mocha and I’ll spill all the details. Just click the “join us” button below. 🙂 The super-secret download link is below the fold.

Beth 🙂

Do whispers of economic dips cause alarm? What happens when economists use words like “recession” and “depression? On the surface, the business world looks like a mess. But what if lessons from previous economies can point you in a direction that’ll allow you to not only survive the current conditions, but possibly thrive?

During the last economic devastation, companies that emerged from the chaos stronger had a very important characteristic in common. That’s what we discuss today.

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Everything’s amok. The stock market’s a roller coaster. When the TP shortage eased, meatpacking plants shut down. And worst of all, people are getting sick and dying.

We live in unprecedented times and to say business challenges are equally unprecedented would be an understatement. But even during challenging times, hope springs eternal.

By understanding your audience, keeping expenses under control, and doing this one thing, you can help your business not only survive, but (perhaps?) thrive.

Take care! Social distance. Stay safe.

I’ll see you on the flip side.

Beth

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How things change! One month we’re chatting about simplicity. The next we’re hip deep in a worldwide pandemic!

And yet, I’m sure if you’re a business owner, you still have bills to pay…

How on EARTH do you continue honoring your mission statement while maintaining a cash flow strong enough to withstand the current tsunami of bad news?

Today we chat about how to avoid bankruptcy, how to honor your customers, and tips to thrive during tough times.

Take care! Social distance. I hope to see you on the other side!

Beth

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The old hymn says “‘Tis a gift to be simple…”

Truer words were never spoken, especially when it comes to marketing.

From building websites to constructing customer emails to creating a simple chain of autoresponders; an uncomplicated marketing strategy can create challenges you didn’t anticipate.

Discover why simplicity is one of the most important elements of the Alchemy of Manifesting.

Enjoy and THANKS for the mocha!

Beth

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Jumping into the fray of humanity can get messy. But it’s an important aspect of persuasion, writing, freelancing, making a living as a writer.

It sounds trite to say “know your reader” when it’s difficult to understand yourself. But striving to do just that will ignite the Alchemy of Manifesting in ways you can only imagine.

This is the braid we unravel today…

Enjoy and THANKS for the mocha!

P.S. Be sure to check out the introduction. I’ve got a nice surprise for every wonderful subscriber to this newsletter. 🙂

Today we’re launching into the theme of the new year: The Alchemy of Manifesting

Ah, but it’s not what you may think.

Is it wise to question the power of positive thinking? After all, if you head to social media, meme after meme boasts the easiest way to achieve your goals is to tune your attitude to its happiest setting and magic will rain down from heaven.
But what if there’s a better, more effective way to “manifest” your goals? One that has nothing to do with false happiness?

This is the braid we unravel today…

Enjoy, and THANKS for the mocha!

Beth

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It’s a popular topic, especially online. Many gurus proclaim it’s a magic elixir. And sometimes it can be… or not. This aspect of your Creative Entrepreneur journey is important… for sure. But it’s also as natural as breathing, not the weird, complicated process it some folks make it out to be. Today we’re digging deep into the world of… well, you’ll see. 🙂

I hope you find this month’s issue helpful as you navigate this crazy profession!

Oh, and never forget: You can always contact me if you have any questions or comments! My email box is always open. 🙂

‘Til next month… write on!

Beth

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