Ann Gynn, Author at The Tilt Publishing

Content Entrepreneur Mistakes to Avoid in 2024

Posted by Ann Gynn | Nov 23, 2023 | Business Operations

Here are 5 mistakes to avoid on your content entrepreneur journey next year from our group of expert creators.

Why Forming a Legal Entity is Crucial for Content Entrepreneurs

Posted by Ann Gynn | Nov 20, 2023 | Business Operations

Solo proprietor, LLC, or S corporation? Content entrepreneurs have several legal and taxing options. Learn them now to protect you and your business.

How To Make Speaking a Service

Posted by Ann Gynn | Nov 16, 2023 | Audience Building, Revenue

A lot of work must happen before a content entrepreneur steps behind an organization’s podium. Here are five things to do before you hit the public speaking stage.

How Content Entrepreneurs Should Use and Ask for Testimonials from Your Audience

Posted by Ann Gynn | Nov 13, 2023 | Audience Building, Business Operations

Testimonials are the social proof every content entrepreneur needs. Learn why, how to use them, and how to ask for testimonials.

Walter Hickey Launches New Book, Produces Daily Newsletter, and Has a Full-Time Job

Posted by Ann Gynn | Nov 13, 2023 | Content Entrepreneur

Pulitzer Prize winner Walter Hickey works a traditional editing job and produces a six-times-a-week newsletter called Numlocks as his content business since 2018.

5 Tips To Negotiate Sponsor Deals for Your Content Business

Posted by Ann Gynn | Nov 6, 2023 | Business Operations

Know how to negotiate when you don’t get an immediate yes from brands on sponsored deals for your content business.

Build Data-Inspired Strategy and Content

Posted by Ann Gynn | Nov 2, 2023 | Business Operations, Technology and Tools

This data-inspired content strategy model from past CEX presenter Brian Piper helps you figure out what data to look at to figure out what content you should be creating.

Creator Taylor Olsen Gets a Full-Time Job After Big Content Business Success

Posted by Ann Gynn | Oct 30, 2023 | Content Entrepreneur

Taylor Olsen made a good living as a content entrepreneur. But an unexpected disruption led her to get a full-time job in addition to her content business.