Writing on the Web

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What’s Missing in Content Marketing: Who and Why

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Storytelling and personalization is the biggest missing piece in content marketing as I see it. Storytelling is the best way to do that. 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. Blog this on Blogger.

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Content Marketing with Stories: Better than Facts

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The best way to gain attention and engage readers is through storytelling. Some bloggers and writers are natural storytellers, some aren’t. Share this on Facebook. I’ve written extensively about how to craft blog posts , and given you some outlines and templates for structuring blog posts. A case study.

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Content Marketing Matters: What’s Your Brand Personality?

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Did you know that the Aflac duck has 13 times as many Facebook friends as the Geico gecko? Share this on Facebook. Tags: Content Marketing Online Marketing Online Persuasion Attracting Clients blog marketing branding content marketing with blogs emotions narrative personality stories storytelling. Blog this on Blogger.

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Content Marketing Tips: Get Your Stories Straight

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Good content marketing requires good storytelling. It doesn’t get much more personal and public than updating your Facebook page, LinkedIn profile, or your blog, does it? Share this on Facebook. Fortunately, the human brain is a story-creating machine. Consider these common phrases: Everything happens for a reason.

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Business Blog Writing: Come on, light my fire!

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It demands vivid insight and storytelling skill to present an idea that packs enough emotional power to be memorable. Share this on Facebook. In a story, you not only weave in a lot of information, but you also arouse your reader’s emotions and energy. Persuading with a story is hard. Blog this on Blogger. Email this via Gmail.

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Tell Your Story: Why Are You Here?

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I’m reviewing Annette Simmons book The Story Factor, Inspiration, Influence, and Persuasion through the Art of Storytelling. Share this on Facebook. There are six types of stories you need to know about yourself, and two of them you need to be telling your blog readers, clients and prospects if you want to gain their trust.

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Content Rules: Secrets of Writing Compelling Content

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And, it gets multiplied on websites, blogs, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and videos on YouTube, to the point that people tune out. How can you introduce storytelling into your marketing mix? Share this on Facebook. I hope you’ll call me one day and hire me for my services.&#. Blog this on Blogger. Share this on FriendFeed.

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