You may have noticed that our content this week shifted forward a day — we took Monday off to honor the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Then on Tuesday, we started talking a lot about connections — especially the connection with our audiences. Brian kicked things off with a post about one of my favorite topics — our ability to attract the kind of customers and clients we want, by thinking carefully about the type of messages we create. The first step is to get very clear about who your people are (and aren’t). Brian has some specific exercises for you on how to do that. Fear is the great enemy of connection. On Wednesday, I offered — from my viewpoint as a lifelong coward — some ideas about how to find the courage to be more genuine and how to handle some of those tricky days in a healthy way. On Thursday, Robert Bruce, who’s been working hard behind the scenes at Rainmaker FM, emerged to break his long, public silence. If we’d thought this through, we would have timed it for Groundhog Day. Never mind — he shared his thoughts on some of the deep habits to cultivate when we want to create something worthwhile. Over on the Unemployable podcast, Brian talked with Andrew Warner about how to become a (much) better interviewer. On Copyblogger FM, I gave some detailed thoughts on how to leave blog comments that truly build connection. (Sounds simple, but a lot of folks need a refresher.) And on The Showrunner, Jon Nastor and Jerod Morris discussed the value of emerging from behind the microphone and meeting your audience at face-to-face meetups. As always, we love to connect with what you’re up to! Drop us a comment on the post (or posts) that most resonated with you … and I’m looking forward to connecting with you next week! Chief Content Officer, Rainmaker Digital Catch up on this week’s contentHow to Attract Your Ideal Customer with Perfectly Positioned Contentby Brian Clark Practical Tools for Finding Courage and Revealing Your True Voiceby Sonia Simone The Subterranean Foundations of Any Good Content Marketing Strategyby Robert Bruce How to Write (Much Better) Blog Commentsby Sonia Simone The Four-Step Process that Transforms Your Business (Without Knocking Yourself Out)by Brian Clark How the Editor of ‘Scratch: Writers, Money, and the Art of Making a Living’ Manjula Martin Writes: Part Twoby Kelton Reid Why Doing Less Can Generate More for Your Online Businessby Sean Jackson Become an Expert Interviewer, with Andrew Warnerby Brian Clark The Value of Meeting Your Audience in Personby Jerod Morris & Jon Nastor The post Connect with Your Audience, Connect to Your Power appeared first on Copyblogger. via Copyblogger http://ift.tt/2iJmnfn
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