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From Hobby to Business!! Posted: 18 Dec 2011 10:24 PM PST Writing has always been fun…I enjoyed writing about new things. It has always happened to me, things I can't express can be articulated in a fantastic way by writing it down. This so happened to me. At the age of 15 I started writing my scrap book. It was full of things about me, what I like, what I do not like, "who's my crush?" lol…etc!! Few friends who had chance to view it (of course they were too close to me, that's why I showed them my book) had wonderful comments for me – "kruti you write so well". I was in school back then. Life moved on. In higher school I suddenly got flair to become a journalist. The reason was "I was a revolutionalist by nature" …now that sounds funny right?? Lol but that's true!!! I can define myself as someone who has the guts to take an initiative against injustice. But when I entered this field……the dreams were crashed. Indian journalism is completely a synonym of yellow journalism. I diverted my interest towards PR field and today I am working with a company in their PR department. Once while surfing I came across a post that said you can write and earn. The word "writing" attracted me and I thought I should try for it. When I submitted them my samples they were very happy with the quality of work and slowly and gradually along with a full time work content writing became my side income. Today I have a team of 4 people who writes for me. It's like a business for me. I enjoy writing and at the same time I get paid for it. It's like I AM EARNING FROM MY HOBBY!

How to File a Tax Extension Posted: 23 Feb 2012 09:00 PM PST Filing a tax extension is not rocket science, really. All you need to do is understand the instructions and follow them meticulously. This article clears the air on all the misgivings associated with filing a tax extension.

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7 Sensible Content Marketing Links Posted: 25 Feb 2012 03:00 AM PST This week on The Lede: How Lists (and List Posts) Make Sense of the World How to say No . . . Especially to Things You Want to Do 85+ Copywriting Resources The Best Content Marketing Infographics on the Planet 8 Principles of Product Naming If you want more useful links than the seven we highlight here every week, follow @copyblogger on Twitter. // How Lists (and List Posts) Make Sense of the World There is an elitist Internet out there that loves to regularly attack the “banality” of list posts. You know them, these types like to write in the most dull and incomprehensible way possible, in order to, well, I have no idea why you would ever want to write that way. Turns out — in the opinion of one brilliant Italian essayist and philosopher — that “The list is the origin of culture.” Also, for a prominent case study on the permanence and cultural weight a simple list can deliver, see The 10 Commandments. // 85+ Copywriting Resources From understanding the mechanics of copywriting, to learning the psychology of salesmanship in print, to becoming a student of advertising artistry, Mr. Sexton has curated and compiled an extremely valuable resource for any beginning or working copywriter. His headline delivers exactly what it states, and yet, much more. // How to say No . . . Especially to Things You Want to Do “Last night, I had a breakthrough: I realized that personal productivity is the new dieting,” says Mr. Pink, launching into a brief and powerful case for saying “no”. His words also stand as a call to action to content creators everywhere: do not publish content that sucks. // The Best Content Marketing Infographics on the Planet With a nod to Copyblogger’s very first this week, Mr. Pulizzi has brought 8 impressive infographics into one place for your convenience. It’s a visual feast, and a good example of the importance of spreading out into media other than pure text. // How to Effectively Market with Memes (Without Forcing It) Memes weren’t born on the Internet, but they’ve dominated it, and they’re here to stay. In this important article, Mr. Branson takes you through a 7-step process of making your ideas more popular and more shareable online. // 8 Principles of Product Naming Remember your high school band? Strapping on the guitars and banging out indecipherable chords was the easy (and cool) part. The job that kept everyone arguing for weeks was, “What are we going to call ourselves?” Naming the product is one of the most difficult (and important) tasks an individual or company must get right. Mr. Gordon and Mr. Foley offer us 8 helpful ways to approach this challenge, and find the right name. // Who the Hell Is Bob Lefsetz? I’d like to end The Lede this week with a content marketing case study of sorts from one of my favorite writers. In fact, I’d argue he’ll go down as the greatest entertainment essayist of the first half of the 21st century. Anyway, the point is, through 26 years of delivering consistent, focused, and opinionated content, Bob Lefsetz has the eyes of the entire music business bent over their phones and laptops, waiting for his next email … // BONUS: The Greatest SXSW Party of Them All In case you were wondering, we’re doing it again. DJ Clark, open bar, et cetera. Be there … Did you miss anything on Copyblogger this week? The Downton Abbey Guide to Irresistible Narrative Marketing 22 Ways to Create Compelling Content When You Don’t Have a Clue [Infographic] Why Blind Obedience is Killing Your Business Entreproducer: The Business of Independent Digital Media with Brian Clark The Path to a Legendary Copywriting Career About the Author: Robert Bruce is Copyblogger Media’s copywriter and resident recluse. TweetShare

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