Cover image by Joseph Kalinowski

[leadseodata]

Stop before you drinkThe simplest solution to avoid overused words is to realize you’re doing it and then take steps to use them less often. Even simpler, take E.M. Rogers’ advice: “If people could create a drinking game with the buzzwords … it might be time to try something different.”HANDPICKED RELATED CONTENT: Fixes for Common Writing Mistakes [Examples]Words That Convert: Test, Learn, RepeatDiscover the Secrets to Successful Content CreationYou can improve all of your content marketing skills this summer. Enroll in Content Marketing University.

/Content Marketing InstituteAnn GynnAnn GynnAnn Gynn lives up to switzerland email address her high school nickname (Editor Ann) as an editorial consultant for the Content Marketing Institute. As the founder of G Force Communication, Ann regularly combines words and strategy for BB, BC, and nonprofits. Former college adjunct faculty, Ann also helps train professionals in content so they can do it themselves. Follow Ann on Twitter @anngynn or connect on LinkedIn.EXPLORE CMI BRANDSContent Marketing WorldMarketing Analytics & Data ScienceContent Marketing UniversityContent Marketing AwardsChief Content OfficerWORK WITH USAdvertise/SponsorRequest Consulting ServicesSubmit an ArticleShare/RepublishPost a Job/Find a JobLEARN ABOUT CMIOur StoryOur TeamWhat Is Content Marketing?Contact UsJOIN THE COMMUNITYLinkedinContent Marketing Certification | Get the Building Blocks for Your StrategyLearn MoreSkip to contentContent Marketing InstituteAdvertiseContact UsSubscribeSearchSearch.

..StoriesResourcesTopicsResearch InsightsTraining & EducationEventsYou Can Never Save Time, But You Can Use It Wisely [The Weekly Wrap]by Robert Rose| Published: May , | Trends and ResearchListen to the Weekly Wrap here or subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to rate it or post a review.And that’s a wrap of the week ending May , This week I’m thinking about how we can never save time (so we should be careful how we spend it).