Writing on the Web
SEPTEMBER 3, 2014
I know we’ve all seen bad content marketing – blogs that are irrelevant, outdated, full of incorrect information, typos, rambling rants and silly drivel. Choose a topic your readers will be interested in – something relevant and specific. Remember, any relevant issue has been covered ad nauseum. The Four Step Rant.
Writing on the Web
JULY 18, 2012
Social media ( LinkedIn , Facebook , Twitter ) can be great marketing and networking tools for small businesses, but there are a few rules you should know before jumping on the social media bandwagon. There are two things to keep in mind when posting to your business’ page; don’t over share and only share useful information.
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Writing on the Web
MARCH 31, 2011
To find the best and most relevant content and bring it forward. But you do need to gather all that’s relevant and being said in your field and summarize the key points that are most important to your audience. Share this on LinkedIn. I know many of my readers and clients who want to become thought leaders in their field.
Writing on the Web
JUNE 12, 2013
If you have a product or a service that can help your customer solve a particular problem, share this information with your readers. Depending on the size of your business and your level of comfort at sharing personal information, you may want to reveal how you solved a similar problem with your readers.
Writing on the Web
SEPTEMBER 4, 2013
When you know how to blog , you can write about anything relevant to your business’ audience that will enrich customers’ knowledge and show how your business will be beneficial to them. You can provide information on your blog that solves people’s key problems in your field, and they’ll keep coming back and become regular readers.
Writing on the Web
MARCH 17, 2014
Using social media is a new opportunity for gathering information, but it’s complex and time consuming. Some writers die from an overdose of information , others simply disappear and give up, telling themselves there’s simply too much already written. Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Google+, and other social media sites.
Writing on the Web
AUGUST 18, 2010
Are you steadily delivering valuable, relevant content within the lines of your readers’ needs? Steady as you go, writing at least twice a week, at least 350 words, focusing on the key words that drive results for your business, mixing information with stories, always keeping the reader in mind. Click here for information.
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