Savannah Cordova

Savannah is a writer with Reedsy, a marketplace that connects authors and publishers with the world’s best editors, designers, and marketers. She's very interested in content marketing trends and hacks for creators.

In her spare time, Savannah enjoys reading contemporary fiction and writing short stories.

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To achieve maximum success as a content creator, you have to find the right balance between creativity and marketing for SEO and widespread consumer appeal.

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3 Plastic Surgery Myths Debunked

Once plastic surgery procedures are done, there is often little to no going back, so finding the right information and the right person for the job is essential.

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Understanding the Seven Stages of Mobile App Development

When it comes to building a mobile app, you must ensure it works seamlessly and meets users' expectations. That's where defining all the mobile app development stages is essential.

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How Affiliate Marketing Is Empowering Online Retailers in Singapore

Singaporean ecommerce shoppers spend an average of more than US$1,000 each on online purchases, and affiliate marketing may be playing a role in this high conversions.

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Strategies Brits Are Using to Achieve Financial Freedom

In a bid to attain financial freedom, many people in the UK have or are planning to start their own business, among other strategies, a new study finds.

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A robotic revolution is underway, with AI technology impacting many industries and rendering jobs redundant. Some jobs are more at risk than others.

How to Improve Your Home’s EPC Rating as Interest Surges

As interest on how to increase EPC (energy performance certificate) rating surges, experts share valuable insights to improve your home's energy efficiency.

How Content Writers Can Benefit from Web Scraping

A lot has been written about web scraping, mostly focusing on how corporations can use it to generate more revenue and produce better services. But content writers can also use and benefit from it too.