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Write for the joshternyak blog!

Hey IndieHackers! I just launched my new website with an improved blog: joshternyak.com. Producing the amount of content I do is difficult because of how long it takes to write, record, and promote.

I would love to have someone skilled at writing write for my blog. What will you get out of it? You would get promoted on my site which will help yours grow.

On top of that, if you guest blog on my website, I'll happily guest blog on your blog if you ever need me too.

Topics I'd like you to cover: Web development, productivity, staying organized, growing an audience, starting an online business, and their story of becoming successful.

My readers are web developers who want to make the world a better place. They already love reading about web development, productivity, and growing an audience at a young age.

So, comment below (yes/no) if you would like to write a post for my website: joshternyak.com.

on May 5, 2020
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    Hey Josh,

    I don't know if it is interesting to you and your blog, but I write about every book I read for about a month and a half now. I cover mainly soft skills (organization, productivity) and some hard skills related to product development.

    Here's my 2 cents on 'Deep Work', if you want to check it out: https://blog.simbioseventures.com/2020/03/23/keeping-focus-in-a-sea-of-distractions/

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      Hey Valdir, I would love to have you write a guest post for my blog over at joshternyak.com. Send me an email: joshternyak@gmail.com of what you would like to write about.

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    Hey Josh, I'd love to write for you. How can we connect?

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      Hey Ryan! You can email me: joshternyak@gmail.com, I'd love to have you write for my blog.

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    It would be helpful to know what topics you'd like others to cover. What your readers are looking for. Who are your readers and what do they already love?

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      Topics I'd like others to cover: Web development, productivity, staying organized, growing an audience, starting an online business, and their story of becoming successful.

      My readers are web developers who want to make the world a better place. They already love reading about web development, productivity, and growing an audience at a young age.

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        why not reach out to newsletter writers who already write on those topics?
        Productivity/ Organization: @anthilemoon
        Web Dev: @anthonygore's Vuejsdevelopers.com
        Young: You should talk to @gczh.