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Anatomy of an Effective Blog Post
Platform January 31, 2011

Anatomy of an Effective Blog Post

How can you be more efficient and effective in writing your blog posts? Use a template. Here are the five component that are part of my[...]
Michael Hyatt
Why I Stopped Reading Your Blog
Platform January 5, 2011

Why I Stopped Reading Your Blog

I am a loyal person. Once I let you into my life, I almost never ask you to leave. But I have had enough. I just unsibscribed from your blog. Why? One of six[...]
Michael Hyatt
How Social Media Saved a Movie
Platform October 25, 2010

How Social Media Saved a Movie

The movie, Blue Like Jazz, was dead. But two fans resurrected it. All they had was a dream—and the power of social media. They have just made[...]
Michael Hyatt
Platform March 25, 2010

A Social Media Framework

I am often asked how it all works together. People say, “Okay, I get the blog thing. I understand Facebook and Twitter—sort of. But how does it all work[...]
Michael Hyatt
Platform March 1, 2010

Book Notes: Crush It! by Gary Vaynerchuk

Social media has changed everything. It is now possible for you to take the thing you are most passionate about, create a social media platform, and build a[...]
Michael Hyatt
Platform August 14, 2009

Focus on Blog Content Before Traffic

I have heard the blogging experts talk about all kinds of things, from blogging platforms to SEO. But I rarely hear them talk about the one thing that is[...]
Michael Hyatt
Platform April 18, 2009

Inside My Blogging Toolbox

Knowing that I had recently upgraded my blog, one of my readers wrote to ask, “You wrote a post a year ago or so, providing an overview of your[...]
Michael Hyatt
Platform November 4, 2008

Some Twitterers Worth Following

I won’t reiterate all the reasons I continue to use Twitter, but suffice it to say, it makes it easier to stay connected to the people I love, enjoy, and[...]
Michael Hyatt
Platform April 12, 2008

Twitter-dee, Twitter-dum

Twitter’s home page says it best: Twitter is a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of[...]
Michael Hyatt