Writing on the Web

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How’s Your LinkedIn Profile?

Writing on the Web

This is excellent advice you need to know and act on. Share this on Facebook. Why Use Twitter, Facebook & LinkedIn for Content Marketing? ( Note from Patsi who is on vacation: This week I asked Phyllis Miller to write a guest post on social media resources. Why is this LinkedIn profile so important? See [link]. Tweet This!

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Content Marketing Biases: Your Attitude Is Showing

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From simple acts of friendliness and inclusion to more consequential acts such as the evaluation of work quality, those who are higher in bias have been shown to display greater discrimination. Share this on Facebook. Implicit biases predict behavior. The published scientific evidence is rapidly accumulating. Tweet This!

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Content Curation: How to Become a Thought Leader

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Here’s what else Joe says in his post: So, in order to position ourselves as the trusted thought leaders, we need to act like media companies and curate the best content on the planet in our niche. Share this on Facebook. That’s what makes you unique and a thought leader. Blog this on Blogger. Share this on del.icio.us.

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What’s Missing in Content Marketing: Who and Why

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We imagine something happening to us and how we’d feel and act. Share this on Facebook. People are good at writing about what they know. They aren’t as good about expressing who they are and why they do what they do. To engage the hearts and minds of readers, you need to be real, be human, and surprise them. Tweet This!

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Business Blog Writing: Come on, light my fire!

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That’s not good enough, because people are inspired to act by emotions. Share this on Facebook. Why is content marketing and persuasion so difficult, and what can you do to set people on fire? When it comes to writing content for a business blog , most professionals start from their point of view. Of course, who wouldn’t?

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If Your Blog Writing Stinks…

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Here’s the secret key to getting readers to act: negative stories get our attention, but they don’t stimulate us to action. To get readers to act, they have to want something different. Share this on Facebook. Neuman attitude, but don’t worry, even cool dudes feel the fear subconsciously. Blog this on Blogger.

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Writing Better Web Content: Ask what? Who? Why?

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Many people focus on the medium, the latest shiny tool: the blog, the Twitter tweets, and Facebook updates, without regard for the basic rules of writing copy for the Web. However, if you’re not asking readers to think, ask, remember, or act, then you’re not really teaching, are you? Share this on Facebook.

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