Start Conversing



My weekly newspaper column is slice of life, and I have the freedom to write whatever pops in my head. I’ve been doing it since May 2001 before blogging became mainstream. Because it is in print, some of my readers respond in kind. I get cards and notes (and occasional phone calls on my toll free line) in addition to email comments. I love it. That’s why we write, to connect with others. email


That’s why you write your newsletter, your blog, your book. To have a conversation with someone else.


That’s why I have my own books, my readers asked for more from me. What do your readers want? You won’t know until you start having them.


If you are in business, or thinking of starting a biz, or thinking of writing a book, you need to start somewhere. Build your readership and your writing chops by starting with a blog and/or a newsletter like this. If you are wanting to find your voice, start now. You can start small and it can be a joyful journey.


I started writing my newsletter long before I knew what my offering was. I simply knew I loved to share uplifting words. The journey continues to morph as life continues to evolve.


You can send a newsletter or start a blog with little or no cost. The average blog post is short, 200-400 words is standard. I usually go long, like my newspaper column at 600 words. This one is just over 300 words.


Give it a whirl. If you need a shot of inspiration and guidance, drop me line. I’ll get you on the right path.


I thank you for reading each week, I thank you for sending people my way, and I thank you for your support and encouragement over the years. Start your new year conversing with the people in your world. Start your blog or newsletter. You will love it! Cheers!


Photo Credit: Sxc.hu

 •  0 comments  •  flag
Share on Twitter
Published on January 09, 2014 22:00
No comments have been added yet.


Kelly Epperson's Blog

Kelly Epperson
Kelly Epperson isn't a Goodreads Author (yet), but they do have a blog, so here are some recent posts imported from their feed.
Follow Kelly Epperson's blog with rss.