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Small Business Content Marketing: When to Hire A Freelance Writer?

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In order to get the online results you deserve (leads: phones calls, emails, sales!) Telling your brand story in clear and compelling language and in a way that gets people to want to buy from you is what a website is supposed to do. Yet the content on your website or blog is the key component of your content marketing strategy.

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How to Convert Readers into Clients on Your Blog

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It may seem like a stretch… like building a bridge over a river and leading readers across. Dare I attempt a pun … like, how do you lead them Over the River Buy ? If you’re not offering an excess of free information, you’re not paving the way for prospects to become clients.

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The Ladder of Emotional Values: Pleasure Reigns

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Later, when that leads to a buying decision, people justify their actions with rational logic and intellectual “alibis.” At the top of this ladder, all rationality drops by the way side as the prospect/reader/visitor lets themselves become immersed in a pseudo-experience of the product/service/offer.

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5 Content Marketing Questions: Get Readers to Take Action

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As you answer these questions, you lead readers down a path to take action. Click the link to buy something. Hopefully, you will have all further steps set up so there is a minimum hassle to your readers and prospects. Why hasn’t this problem been solved? What is possible? What is different now? What should you do now?

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The Ladder of Emotional Values: Pleasure Reigns

Writing on the Web

Later, when that leads to a buying decision, people justify their actions with rational logic and intellectual “alibis.&#. At the top of this ladder, all rationality drops by the way side as the prospect/reader/visitor lets themselves become immersed in a pseudo-experience of the product/service/offer.

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7 Content Marketing Questions to Ask BEFORE You Write a Word

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For example, do you want them to buy a product? Be very specific here, for example you could say, “My target market is new real estate agents who want to generate more leads.” Why might the prospect not buy your product or services? Call a phone number? Register on a form with their email address?