Hall of Fame’s eighth entry: Brian Clark’s “Copyblogger”

Wel­come to another addi­tion to The Crazy Colombian’s Hall of Fame, where I have been shar­ing with you, my dear read­ers, some of the most amaz­ing writ­ers of the inter­net. In the last month and a half, I told you of the fol­low­ing writers:

• I, Cringely (link)
• Leo Babauta’s Zen Habits (link)
• Seth Godin’s blog (link)
• Randy Cassingham’s This is True (link)
• Dan Millman’s The Peace­ful Warrior’s Way (link)
• J.D. Roth’s Get Rick Slowly (link)
• New Scientist’s Envi­ron­ment blog (link)

If you’d like to review what I’ve said about each of them, you may want to go to this page. For now, let’s get on to this week’s addition:

Brian Clark’s Copy­blog­ger (link)

Is writ­ing good ‘copy’ a lost art? Not when you sub­scribe to this blog about great copy-writing for online suc­cess. The brain child of Brian Clark and founded in 2006, this blog has quickly become a Mecca for aspir­ing inter­net writ­ers and mar­keters alike. Full of good advice on how to get traf­fic; gain sub­scribers; attract links; and sell some­thing (any­thing!), Copy­blog­ger gives you the required knowl­edge to mas­ter the Art & Sci­ence of writ­ing com­pelling copy.
If you have an online pres­ence, and want peo­ple that visit your web site to respond in spe­cific ways, Copy­blog­ger is a must have sub­scrip­tion (and like all other entries in this Hall of Fame, it’s free)

Tagged as: Blogging, Brian Clark, Copyblogger, Hall of Fame, Writing