There Are No Rules, There Are No "Best Practices"

Update: 2016-07-23

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Today me and Peter Ross are talking about producing honest content, not having a niche, and how he engages with his audience. Peter blogged for years without getting any traction, until one day few months ago one of his posts on Medium called Lifestyle Design? Please, Shut the Fuck Up blew up. It went viral and many people (including me) discovered Peter and his content. So basically, Peter got into a position where the audience found him.

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There Are No Rules, There Are No "Best Practices"

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There Are No Rules, There Are No "Best Practices"

Ani Alexander

There Are No Rules, There Are No "Best Practices"