Remember all the conversations we’ve been having about the Certified Content Marketer program?
Well, the doors are open — and they’re going to be closing again on Monday, June 12. If you’d like to be featured on our list of recommended writers (and get our most advanced content strategy course), this is how you do it.
You can sign up (or learn more) at the link below — and of course, our usual no-hassle 30-day money-back guarantee applies if it’s not a perfect fit for you.
Program Details for Copyblogger’s Content Marketer Certification
If you’re a member of our Authority community, make sure you’re signed in when you click the link — as an Authority member, you get special pricing. 🙂
On Monday, I shared our June content and productivity prompts. Each month this year, we’re focusing on two prompts as a community, improving our creative output and our ability to get stuff done.
This month we’re practicing outreach (finding new contacts, clients, or customers) and getting the help of an imaginary friend when it’s time to do the hard stuff.
On Tuesday, Stefanie offered three hands-on ways to improve your content at the most fundamental level. Inconceivable.
And on Wednesday, I gave a quick back-of-the-envelope explanation of what the Certification program is and who it’s for. If you’re commitment-phobic, you can read that before you go to the page with all the details.
On Copyblogger FM, I shared Brian Clark’s four-step process for developing a compelling marketing idea. Because inspiration is fantastic … but even the most inspired idea can be shaped into something better.
That’s it for this week — have a great weekend!
Chief Content Officer, Rainmaker Digital
Editor’s note: The Certification program closed to new students on Monday, June 12, 2017. If you’d like to be notified the next time we reopen, add your email address below.
Catch up on this week’s content
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2017 Content Excellence Challenge: The June Prompts
by Sonia Simone
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3 Advanced Ways to Craft Better Sentences
by Stefanie Flaxman
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Writers: Doors Are Open for the Copyblogger Certification Program (through Monday, June 12)
by Sonia Simone
How to Develop a Compelling Marketing Idea in 4 Steps
by Sonia Simone
How Award-Winning Author & Educator K.M. Weiland Writes: Part Two
by Kelton Reid
Reader Comments (6)
Really excited to learn about outreach. I feel it is one of the hardest things to perfect and I am looking forward to a fresh perspective!
You say you focus on finding new contacts, clients, or customers. You mean there is no focus on the writing itself? Or you use the style, etc., to find new clients? This is not fully clear to me Sonia (and I am really wondering who the imaginary friend is 🙂 ) Could you elaborate?
We focus on writing strategy — the kinds of content to write, how to make them more effective, when to use which type — but it’s not a writing class.
At the moment, all of our writing advice — how to make your writing sharper, clearer, more interesting, etc. — is free on the blog. One of these days I’d like to put a writing class together to give those who want it something with more focus …
And the imaginary friend is the character or persona from the Content Challenge prompts. 🙂
Okay… That’s interesting. Let me take a quick look at the details. But it seems I’m almost late.
Emenike
Almost but not quite. 🙂 But it does shut down today so we can put all of our attention on our new group!
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