Is there a difference between content marketing in England and the U.S? Find out what author and managing director of the ID Group, Mark Masters thinks in this interview with Byron. Listen in to hear their lively conversation on what elements make up great writing, what doesn’t work in content marketing and other topics in between.

How do you define your own success? Author, entrepreneur and poet Sage Cohen joins Byron to talk about her latest book, Fierce on the Page. In the book, Sage encourages writers to hold themselves accountable and set goals. Tune in to hear Sage’s advice for improving your writing, productivity, and creativity.

What makes a successful writer? Author and content strategist Stephanie Mann shares her advice on how to create better business writing, from identifying the migraine to forgetting the writing rules that you were taught in high school. Stephanie contributes to the Huffington Post and Entrepreneur.com the topic of content strategy for entrepreneurs. To learn more, visit StephanieHMann.com.

On this week’s episode, Byron chats with Mark Baker, author of Every Page is Page One. In the interview, Mark explains why every page must establish context, and how writing short can improve your content. In addition to holding the title of author, Mark is the President and Principal Consultant for Analecta Communications Inc.

On this week’s podcast, Byron chats with Jessica Ann, CEO & Creative Director at Jessica Ann Media and author of Humanize Your Brand: How to Create Content that Connects with Your Customers. Listen to learn how Jessica grew her blog, her favorite type of content, and what advice she has for writers.

Byron chats with Chris Smith, author of The Conversion Code this week. Chris is a USA Today bestselling author and the co-founder of Curaytor, a full-service digital marketing company that focuses on the real estate industry. Learn why the black lab mindset is important to sales, what analytics really matter, and how to bridge the gap between marketing and sales.

Boost your book’s performance with these tips from Jeremy Jones, author of the book Client Bait: How To Use Content Marketing To Add Value, Build Trust and Get New Clients. He explains why it’s crucial to get others involved in your publishing process, and who you need to keep in mind while writing.

Content marketing in a week? Byron chats with Jane Heaton, author of Content Marketing in a Week: Engage Your Audience With Compelling Content In Seven Simple Steps. Learn the framework to build your content marketing program, and the biggest content marketing obstacle marketer’s face.

This week Byron chats with Gene Knauer, author of Herding Goldfish and a marketing communications writer. Listen in to get tips on launching your writing career and most importantly, what herding goldfish has to do with content marketing.

Do you talk funny? David Nihill, founder of FunnyBizz, talks all things comedy with WriterAccess CEO Byron White. Find out the key principals of comedy that can be applied to public speaking, and why you should hold the funniest part of your story until the last possible moment.

On this week’s WriterAccess Podcast, Byron talks to Kathy Klotz-Guest, author of the upcoming book “Stop Boring Me! How to Create Kick-Ass Marketing Content through the Power of Improv.” Kathy explains the elements of storytelling, and why framing your lens is imperative to the art.

What does jello has to do with content marketing? Byron chats with Theresa Cramer, editor of EContent magazine, on this topic and several others on this week’s Writer Podcast. Find out how to create content that clients want to read, and what branded content stands out.