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Writers of the Round Table
http://blog.writersoftheroundtable.com/
Writers of the Round Table specializes in the Development, Marketing, and Distribution of Exceptionally Written Content. This blog is full of writing tips and tricks.
- Added on: Dec 17th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Corey Blake
- Listed in: How-To Writing
- Tags: Marketing writing publishing writing tips writing tricks writing service
Recent Posts
Alesia Shute and Everything’s Okay: Another Story Inspiring Change
As some of you know, our client, Alesia Shute, was diagnosed with cancer when she was seven years old. At a time when most kids are learning to ride bikes, Alesia was overcoming obstacles that knock adults to their knees. As a child, she survived six...
Passion
This morning I was working on a blog post that Katie had sent me about Barrio and was adding my two cents to it when I felt the emotional stir of what we are building. Then I dove into some pages that she had prepared from our last call and suddenl...
From Mission to Marketing, How to Show Integrity in Everything You Do—and Why You Should
Businesses that operate without integrity—by cutting corners, overcharging, underpaying, or otherwise devaluing clients and employees—don’t last long. Because of these cheap tricks, they may soar in the short-term by fooling people into thinkin...
What’s More Important Than Exceptional Work? Integrity.
If you ask me, integrity is the backbone of any good business—no, great business. But it’s a broad term, one that people find more difficult to define than, say, “results-oriented.” And without knowing what integrity is, it’s almost impossi...
Why You Should Prioritize Your People Above the Product
When I lived in L.A., I was fortunate enough to take part in a number of really fantastic film projects. Either as an actor, producer, or director, I dove headlong into making these projects a success, and to some extent, they all were. I worked on o...
Annie Hart Strikes Again
After our morning call with Katie, Annie reached out to talk privately with me to check in and see if there was some unresolved tension from last week. I admitted that last night I had gotten nervous about our call today because I’m starting to f...
