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Category: Writing

The work of a digital publisher

Posted on March 18, 2012 by Nikoya

Written by: Nikoya | Author of Resurrect the Purpose

There is a new breed in the writing world whom we call the digital publisher.  The era of millions of people blogging, writing, and re-writing content online is saturated to the max.  All of that noise simply pushes the digital publisher to create content that is stronger and extremely worthwhile.  It has suddenly become easier to spot the people who are faking it online, from those who actually take heart in creating their work.

Digital publishers stick with their brand

It doesn’t matter if you love marketing or not.  It doesn’t matter if you do not think that it is your job to be a marketer.  Digital publishers are automatically marketers.  If you don’t acknowledge this, people may never know that your work exists.

The digital publisher does this: saturates an idea with mental energy, writes content about the idea, keeps writing more content off of the idea, brings the content back into branded image, then repeat.  The backbone that holds the digital publisher upright is their branded image.

If you have a digital brand you have understood and implemented knowledge of marketing without over-saturating the social web. Keep connecting your content around your brand, and marketing will be under control.  Anything else is just extra.

Digital publishers speak when they have something to say

Digital publishers are in business to make a livelihood.  We work with motivation of inspiration and not by motivation from lack or need.  We generate a profit from what we create, but this does not mean that we go around publishing fluffy content to generate a check.  We maximize our time and use our voice when and where it will resonate the most.

Many bloggers have posting schedules and quotas.  There is nothing wrong with that.  But it is when you are able to maximize your efforts and communication levels you shift into writing when you truly have something of value to share.  Posting no longer becomes a mandatory need to simply stay relevant or stay appealing to the search engines.  The digital publisher works smarter and more creatively, not harder and more strenuously.

Digital publishers stay away from outsourcing the heart of their business

There is nothing wrong with outsourcing, I believe it has it’s place and is very useful. The blogger will hire oDesk freelancers to write “X” number of articles for their various niche websites.  The internet marketer will too.  Digital publishers simply don’t do this.  Digital publishers place their hearts into what they publish to the world.  Even if we try to fake it, it wouldn’t work for us anyway.  When digital publishers fake online it doesn’t read like we write.  I can hear the fake-ness in your written voice when you’re faking it.

Digital publishers are the modern day writers of today’s technological world.  We are the one’s that actually signed up to do this in the beginning not because we could earn a living, but so we could create an inspiring, creative career that serves a purpose.

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“resurrect the purpose” – book launch

Posted on January 13, 2012 by Nikoya

 

I have finished writing and editing my first tablet (digital book), entitled, Resurrect the Purpose.

The publishing method is a little different for this, especially since I do not write much non-fiction.  I try only to write about things that I believe to have something new to say on the topic.  I have a lot to say about purpose and I believe that this writing will be much help to you as an individual.

I will keep the details on what else is discussed inside a mystery.  For now I invite you to read an overview, and take action.

The first 100 email subscribers that sign up for the weekly notes from the Ether, will receive the download completely free.

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writing prophetically

Posted on January 4, 2012 by Nikoya

Ron thought that everything he wrote sucked. If he had held on to that opinion, we would not have the beloved collection of the Twilight Zone.

Ron didn’t have to worry about SEO. He didn’t have to worry about a blog layout. He didn’t have to consider joining social networks.

Ron didn’t need to self-promote on Twitter & Stumbleupon. He was able to use that time writing more. He didn’t have to worry about generating traffic & attracting daily subscribers. He just wrote.

Most critics say that timeless writing is the best. However, since the dawn of the web, technical, monotonous, hum-drum how-to writing prevails. Writing technically is considered a skill. Being a modern day writer is less about art and more about getting a rise out of people via tweets and clicks.

I’m saying this out of perspective of both fiction writer & music producer.

Since I work solely with conscious artists & lyricists, my pockets run dry. If you’re saying anything new, or of value, musically, you draw a smaller crowd. Being real. With writing fiction, same shit.

If technological resources can take a toll on our ability of creating art, what is it doing to our natural minds?

Are we really evolving the way we should? Is my personality really my own? Or is it a morph of the 150 people we follow on twitter? Are we on the ladder for a synthetic evolution?

Not only do we have to feel paranoid about what we may want to say because the CIA may be surveilling our digital existence, but now we must consider if we are becoming more dependent on technology in a way it effects our cognitive minds.

I believe the best writing is prophetic storytelling. If you can write something intriguing today, only for it to unfold in the future, and someone remembers your work during that time, that’s art.

There is not a week that passes where I don’t hear anyone say, “man, I feel like I’m in the Twilight Zone..”

That’s why I love writers like Philip Dick & lyricists like Crizere.

I believe my writing is prophetic & I choose to not doubt that it will be used as a guide one day. That is, if Google allows it to be dug up from all the noise on the net and read by a real, living and breathing human.

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