Writing on the Web

APRIL 10, 2013

So how can you brush up on your writing skills in order to maintain a professional blog and website for your company? Here are some ideas: Books : Good old fashioned reading can definitely help you to review grammar and sentence structure rules. There are lots of resources for business bloggers available in many different mediums.

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Writing on the Web

JULY 29, 2010

In a previous post, What Clients Say , I reported on research that showed people selected travel destinations 20 percent more with a client recommendation and a photo of the reviewer. Photos and links to web pages that tell about the person are ideal.

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Writing on the Web

MAY 29, 2013

Since many blog readers are interested in consumer information, consider reviewing the Top 10 Payday Loan Companies for your readers. Review your content (or your writer’s submission if you outsource this part of your business) carefully. Breakup Text into Bite-sized Chunks.

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Writing on the Web

MARCH 17, 2014

Magazines (Harvard Business Review, Forbes, Fast Company, Wired) and newspapers. I can review these highlighted notes after I finish reading the entire book, by using the ebook feature for this. Wikipedia, and other specialized encyclopedia sites. Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Google+, and other social media sites.

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Writing on the Web

OCTOBER 30, 2013

” I still do; I immediately locate the “strategic humor” in Harvard Business Review. I wrote about my first experience with this company when they were called Hypnovid. You know what else I love? Animated videos! Why is that? As a kid I always read the “funny pages.” Tell them I sent you if you do. (I

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Writing on the Web

DECEMBER 12, 2012

To read what other customers have experienced with you and your company. Review your competitions’ websites. To reinforce trust and credibility and establishes you as an expert in your field. To find out how your product (or service) delivers solid results, value, and customer satisfaction. If you get stuck, go back to the basics.

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Writing on the Web

AUGUST 8, 2012

In a recent survey done by the social media branding firm BRANDfog , respondents said that CEOs and other company leaders who use platforms like Twitter effectively are regarded more highly by customers and their employees. 71% said that brand recognition and image improved with social media savvy company leadership.

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Writing on the Web

MAY 9, 2011

As I was reviewing two clients’ online content marketing this week, I was struck by how few professionals have well-written content that engages readers. Yet many of the coach websites and blogs I review talk about themselves: “We provide top-shelf strengths-based coaching and consulting to entrepreneurs.&#.

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Writing on the Web

JUNE 19, 2013

After all, for small companies, hiring an expensive agency is often not feasible. b) DIY SEO audits: You may use free tools like Seoptimer, WooRank, Goingup, etc to do a review/audit for your website, so that you can identify the areas that need improvement. Image Source.

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Writing on the Web

FEBRUARY 21, 2012

Find companies, talent, clients and jobs. With a constantly growing database of user profiles, company profiles and job postings, you can use LinkedIn as a professional directory to connect with new clients, reach out to prospects and hire great talent. These reviews can strengthen your position as a leader in your field.

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Writing on the Web

APRIL 4, 2011

It’s time for companies to turn to 2.0 That information, in addition to reviews and customer commentary, can be found all over the Web. Twitter is fast becoming the preferred vehicle of communication between companies and their customers. So, now what? technologies to reach the 2.0 Alternatives.

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Writing on the Web

SEPTEMBER 24, 2011

The 2nd edition is now out and I’ve been reviewing and re-reading it. She hadn’t thought out all the other ways she helped her customers: Her cards were unique, and therefore said much more than a store-bought card from a large company. Every once in a while, I go back to the basics. Good stuff. Know your target audience.

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Writing on the Web

SEPTEMBER 20, 2010

The 2nd edition is now out and I’ve been reviewing and re-reading it. She hadn’t thought out all the other ways she helped her customers: Her cards were unique, and therefore said much more than a store-bought card from a large company. Every once in a while, I go back to the basics. Good stuff. Know your target audience.

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Writing on the Web

SEPTEMBER 9, 2010

You can also sell links in your articles with companies like TNX.net or Text Link Ads. This is where you write posts on your blog for money, maybe reviewing products or services. The best thing about Google Ads and Adbrite is that you don’t have to have lots of readers to put their ads on your site. 3) Pay-per-post.

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Writing on the Web

JULY 7, 2010

Not only will he not feel authentic and sincere, but depending on what the old clients say, it might not ring true for his new company, products or services. “This product has only been used in testing and focus groups; here’s some feedback from initial reviewers.&#. I don’t blame him.

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