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How to Write an Effective Email Newsletter

Webbiquity

A few years ago, I was tasked with reviving a declining company newsletter. First, the newsletter was split into two separate publications. The other version – the prospect newsletter – was designed primarily to appeal to prospects, although existing customers were welcome to sign up. How did that happen? Tweet This!

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Content Rules: Secrets of Writing Compelling Content

Writing on the Web

Marketing nowadays requires writing and publishing great content in multiple ways. That’s why there’s a tsunami of information online about content marketing. Now please go sign up for my newsletter. How can you make your writing interesting, more like a good movie or book? I solve these problems.

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E-Newsletter Review: How’s Your Ezine?

Writing on the Web

You may be doing all the right content marketing things (e-newsletter, blog, articles, etc.) I got an email from a client who lamented the poor results from her emailed newsletter. This would be a good time to check your own e-newsletter for opportunities for improvement. Could it be the article is too long?

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Writing Web Content: 5 Simple Steps for Results

Writing on the Web

Organize, simplify and get better results from your Web writing by asking 5 important questions: What is the problem (pain, predicament)? As you compose your copy, you should write out several sentences to answer each question. Write a few sentences out about the problem. Why hasn’t this problem been solved?

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6 Must-Have Social Plugins for Your WordPress Blog

Convince & Convert

Digg Digg lets you choose which buttons you want to display, and whether you want a floating sidebar (all the rage lately) or a top bar. Digg Digg was acquired by Buffer a couple years ago, and includes all popular sharing buttons and their share count for each post. Digg Digg with a floating left implementation.

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Are Your Content Readers Thinkers or Feelers?

Writing on the Web

Have you ever read an e-newsletter or blog post and got a feeling of disappointment? If so, then you may be like me, a thought-processing person who wants facts and data when reading content online, an e-newsletter or blog post. Several years ago, my friend John Agno published this review of personality types in his newsletter.

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7 Writing Tips to Connect Emotionally with Your Readers

Writing on the Web

When writing on the web – either in a blog post , an ezine or other forms of content marketing , readers are more likely to respond to your offers of service or products if there is a resonance between you. So you have to be very clear when writing, more so than with speaking. First, it makes for interesting content.

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