Tag: writing
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Experimental Projects: Pushing Boundaries to Spark Innovation
Experimental projects thrive on embracing risk and uncertainty, fostering creative freedom, and setting clear, flexible goals. Rapid iteration and cross-disciplinary collaboration enhance innovation. Documenting progress and engaging stakeholders early promote support. Celebrating failures as learning opportunities and planning for scalability are essential to transition successful experiments into larger initiatives.
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Emails That Connect: Crafting Messages Your Audience Wants to Read
To enhance email engagement, focus on compelling subject lines, personalization, and clear content centered around one idea. Include a strong call to action and optimize for mobile. Use visuals wisely, send emails at the right time, and employ A/B testing for improvements. Consistency builds trust, and easy unsubscribe options are essential.
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Beyond the Frame: Why Conceptual Art Matters
Conceptual art challenges traditional notions of creativity, emphasizing ideas over visuals. It invites participation, turning viewers into co-creators, and transcends material ownership. By reframing ordinary experiences, it sparks imagination and deeper connections. This innovative approach reminds us that art is about meaning, thought, and action, not just aesthetics or possession.
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We Do Judge Books by Their Covers
The author discusses their passion for designing book covers, emphasizing how a cover conveys a book’s essence and attracts readers. They share insights on creating impactful designs for three of their books, Hool, better by foot, and Sweat, along with general tips for effective cover design across genres.
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Blogging: A Beneficial Way to Shape Your Online Presence
Blogging offers diverse benefits for individuals and businesses, enhancing website traffic, lead generation, SEO results, and brand credibility. Various platforms cater to different needs, and a structured approach, including a content calendar, is essential for success. Understanding your audience and promoting content further increases visibility and engagement.
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“Feel” Project Part 3: Using Pop Song Lyrics to Write “Feeling it”
It’s Sunday so I took some time to review the Google Docs, scrolling through the piece titles to see what I felt like working on. I stopped at “Feeling it.” This was the placeholder text/raw material I had: here we go here we go here we go here we go here we go here we…
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“Feel” Project Part 2: I’m Not Going to Pretend
I’m not going to pretend like I know what the hell I’m doing with this “feel” project. I’m not going to pretend like I know where it’s going. I am going to pretend that blogging about it matters and will affect the development in a meaningful way. Something that I want to resolve is the…
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“Feel” Project Part 1: A New Project About “Feel”
I will be sharing progress and notes on this project as it develops, to get an authentic journal of what happens as it happens. This is like a behind-the-scenes look as I try to make this next project happen, even if it mutates into something else entirely. I have a general sense of where this might…
Tyler Fugazzie 