Grow with Us This Week on Copyblogger

Editor’s note 9/6/17: Digital Commerce Academy is now closed to new students. If you’re interested in learning the strategies and tactics for building a successful digital business, join the waitlist today.

This week, we have three posts to help you grow in various ways — creatively, financially, grammatically.

On Monday, Jerod Morris let us know that Digital Commerce Academy is now open for new students! This is the resource you need if you want to get a digital business off the ground — or make faster progress with the one you have today.

It’s all real-world advice from proven digital business owners (no “guru fluff” allowed in DCA).

The Academy is only open to new students for a short time (and will be considerably more expensive when it reopens), so if you want to check it out, you’d be smart to go right to the details. As always, feel free to try it out for 30 days without any risk — if you decide it isn’t for you, it’s easy to cancel and get a complete refund.

On Tuesday, Stefanie revealed a growth-stalling habit that many content marketers get into — creating content for the wrong audience. Copywriters write for other copywriters, designers write for other designers, dentists write for other dentists. Stefanie helps you get on track by focusing on who you’re writing for and what topics will serve their needs.

And on Wednesday, I wrote about how to grow your blog posts. (Or podcast episodes, or tutorial videos … you get the idea.) I walk you from collecting your baby idea seedlings all the way through growing them to ready-to-publish content.

Over on Copyblogger FM, I confessed that it’s true, marketing actually is evil … and gave you some of my favorite tips on becoming the evil marketing supergenius of your dreams.

And on the Unemployable podcast, our friend Tara Gentile talked with Brian Clark about the enduring power of online community.

— Sonia Simone
Chief Content Officer, Rainmaker Digital