Nine posts sit here, all of them straightforward instruction and none of them personal. Chet Holloway assembled a starter shelf covering the channels a new online business gets told to use, and the value lies in how uncomplicated the advice stays.
Email receives the most careful treatment. Keep the subject line under sixty characters, put the important words at the front in case it gets cut off, always include a way out, and stop shouting at people to hurry. On social media the point made repeatedly is frequency: post daily and readers build the habit of checking, post rarely and they quietly stop.
The blogging piece argues against sounding like you know everything, which is sound guidance for anyone at the start, and the affiliate article stays at the level of principles rather than particulars.
Nothing here will surprise somebody who has been doing this for a while. If you are just beginning and want the standard advice gathered in one place with no pitch attached, it does that job cleanly.