How to Develop & Fulfill Your Philosophy for Top-Notch Web Content
Writing for the web means writing for people who do not want to read your content. What!? Yep. Let us explain…
Quick Tips for Beating Writers’ Block
Struggling to fill up that page? Media Shower writer Randall Parker is here to help you out with some tips for beating writer’s block.
Blog Writing Services: When to Hire and When to Outsource
What’s necessary if you want to handle your blog in-house? When does it make more sense to go the hired gun route? We answer these questions and more.
3 Tips For Writing Content That Will Captivate Readers
As a content writer, it’s imperative to quickly grab a reader’s attention. But how? Media Shower writer Brittany Hillen offers three great tips here.
What It Takes to Defeat Writers’ Block
What do a jog around the block and a good stiff drink have to do with each other? Both can bust up writers’ block. Find out how.
Mansi Rana of EZ Rankings on Digital Marketing
Today we’re talking with an expert: Mansi Rana, the managing director of EZ Rankings, a pioneering digital services provider in India. Read more…
4 Startups That are Doing Content Marketing Right
You don’t always need to be a seasoned company to master content marketing. Check out these 4 startups that are doing it right. Read more.
How Hotels Can Master Content Marketing
How can the hospitality industry capitalize on content marketing? Find out here.
How to Find Your Muse
Media Shower writer Marshall Hopkins is a technical writer who has worked with law firms on complex legal and medical training documents and legal IT documents for a major oil and gas corporation. Every writer will experience this one day: writer’s block. You want to write. You NEED to write. But the ideas aren’t coming.… Read More…
4 Things Dracula Taught Me About Content Marketing
Media Shower writer Jane Gregory is well-known for her work in travel, marketing, and education. You can follow her on Twitter. “Welcome to my house. Come freely. Go safely; and leave something of the happiness you bring.” So said Count Dracula, in Bram Stoker’s classic novel of 1897.







