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    </div><p id="e720">This stuff works. I have a very bad habit of pushing publish before I really work on a better title. Having Cynthia’s article under my nose helps.</p><p id="fcaf">August is writing superb suggestions for those of us who are serious about building tribes, what I call raving fans (I stole that from someone else but I’m too old to remember). He’s worth following.</p><p id="1bec">Now I have to hit the elliptical. If I remember when I get to the basement, that is.</p><p id="a8b1"><i>P.S. Yes. I forgot about the article. Stair squats.</i></p></article></body>

Very Smart Advice for Writers from Medium Experts

How to succeed now, by changing where you build and how to title

In the fast-moving dashboard that flies by aging face and ancient eyes, I caught this today from August Birch:

Don’t Build Your Writing Business on Someone Else’s Land

Now, more than ever, is the time to own your customer traffic

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This guys’ stuff is terrific. Smart, interesting, competent, solid advice. I am printing this off (it’s in my basement, if I’m lucky I’ll remember why the hell I went downstairs when I get there).

Are you putting this kind of thing into practice?

I print off a lot of material so that I can notate it. I changed a terrible title I used yesterday and that piece got curated. I guarantee you that the title change helped a lot.

Here is the title help material I used in a compendium of pieces by Cynthia Marinakos:

Better Headlines FAST

Advice from Down Under about earning eyeballs on your articles

medium.com

This stuff works. I have a very bad habit of pushing publish before I really work on a better title. Having Cynthia’s article under my nose helps.

August is writing superb suggestions for those of us who are serious about building tribes, what I call raving fans (I stole that from someone else but I’m too old to remember). He’s worth following.

Now I have to hit the elliptical. If I remember when I get to the basement, that is.

P.S. Yes. I forgot about the article. Stair squats.