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Speaker, writer and entrepreneur

Josh Steimle is the Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author of "60 Days to LinkedIn Mastery" and the host of "The Published Author Podcast," which teaches entrepreneurs how to write books they can leverage to grow their businesses.

More From Josh Steimle

Thought Leaders

Why You Shouldn’t Always Charge to Speak and Write

Doing the work for exposure is how you command a big fee later.

Marketing

7 Ways Self-Publishing Can Make You 6 Figures

If you've got knowledge to share, publishing your own book can establish you as a thought leader and create new leads as well as a passive-revenue stream.

Marketing

19 Experts Explain Why Your Website Isn’t Bringing in Customers

There's no shortage of reasons your pages aren't finding their target markets or inspiring visitors to convert.

Thought Leaders

You Can’t Do Everything, and If You Try to You’ll Do Even Less

Whatever you choose to do, you are by default choosing not to do something else. Getting used to that is part of becoming a leader.

Marketing

The Influential Executive’s Guide to Email Marketing

For all the glitz attached to social media, email has remained the more direct and personal way to communicate with your audience.

Thought Leaders

How to Find Your Purpose, Your Audience and Your Voice

Becoming who you need to be can be the result of finding out what the market demands.

Thought Leaders

Writing Your First Book Is the First Big Step to Build Your Personal Brand

Get oriented to the task before putting pen to paper through self-assessment, audience targeting and relentless testing. Just like any other product.

Thought Leaders

15 Ways to Lead With Effective Communication

Don't let communication be the handicap in your life and in your business. Good communication is a lifetime pursuit.

Thought Leaders

7 Steps to Quickly Becoming an Influential Expert in Any Field

Developing the relationships you need to succeed can't be done if you are self-absorbed and transactional.

Online Presence

Having Trouble Saying What You Want to Say? 7 Ways to Cut Your Twitter Characters.

Ever thought about contraction subtraction?

Thought Leaders

11 Modern Leadership Lessons from History’s Masters

Helen Keller. Theodore Roosevelt. Ann Bradstreet. Nelson Mandela: Who inspired you?

Entrepreneurs

17 Questions to Ask When Interviewing a Potential Virtual Assistant

Virtual assistants can be a boon to startups but there are potential problems with long-distance relationships.

Business Operations & Logistics

This is How Top Bloggers Get 90% of Their Traffic

Get your SEO strategy figured out, then go crazy creating content.

Human Resources

Why So Many Americans Prefer the Freelance Lifestyle

If you run a company with full-time employees, you will need to address the desire your team has for freedom and flexibility.

Marketing

Your Business Can Be Boring But Your Marketing Can’t

Everyday products and services require the most creative strategies.

Building a Business

Why U.S. IoT Entrepreneurs Should Consider Moving to Hong Kong

Hong Kong's location and economic freedoms makes it an ideal place spot to foster growth and penetrate the Chinese market.

Building a Business

10 Experts Tell How to Get Great PR in Just 15 Minutes A Day

Want to spread your news to a journalist? For some reason, these people respond to tweets -- which they'd never do with email.

Building a Business

7 Reasons to Start a Business While in College

There are pros and cons to life as a student entrepreneur, but play your cards right and maybe you'll be the next Mark Zuckerberg.

Online Presence

You Need Major Exposure But You Don’t Need Major Media to Get It

Using social media platforms you can post content to multiple sites and get fast exposure.

Building a Business

How to Use Crowdfunding to Generate Major PR Buzz

Check out these five examples of startups that leveraged campaigns for news stories, and tips so you can do the same.

Business News

Why Your Startup Can’t Ignore Asia

There are 4.4 billion people there, and more and more of them have fast Internet and smartphones.

Building a Business

4 Steps to Take When a Key Employee Quits

It's not just disruptive to your business, but can hit at your ego as well as you ask yourself, 'What did I do wrong?'

Building a Business

10 Little Reasons You’re Not Winning Clients or Getting That Big Job

There's no prize for second place. Those small differences between you and your competitors can lead to large consequences.

Thought Leaders

7 Conferences for Entrepreneurs Under 30

Even if you've attended a conference that targets young entrepreneurs, perhaps it was run by a different age group and therefore came across as less than authentic. Try these events.

Thought Leaders

4 Ways to Get Anyone — Even Your Heroes — to Be Your Mentor

Many people assume that getting a mentor needs to look a certain way. I've redefined the mentoring relationship and used my own version of it to my advantage.

Building a Business

5 Lessons for Entrepreneurs From the Man Who Completed 50 Ironman Triathlons in 50 Days

James Lawrence, 'The Iron Cowboy,' accomplished something beyond belief. Starting a business isn't as physically grueling, but it can take a mental toll.

Building a Business

6 Global Alternative Cities to Silicon Valley to Start Your Company

Silicon Valley is the gold standard for launching startups, but it's not all rainbows and unicorns. Here is a snapshot of other hubs to inspire you to look elsewhere.