Writing on the Web

JULY 19, 2011

Organize your content so that readers will be drawn into reading your ideas logically presented to flow in a way that makes sense. But this should also help you to organize your thoughts more clearly. Get to the bottom line quickly – but don’t leave out background details. Go easy on the jargon and cliches.

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Writing on the Web

NOVEMBER 5, 2014

Organize your thoughts. Here are 10 tips that adapt Strunk and White’s advice to blog writing (the first 8 are from Dean Rieck over on Copyblogger and is titled The Ultimate Blogger Writing Guide ): Put the reader first. Use short paragraphs. Use short sentences. Use simple words. Be specific. Write in a conversational style.

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Writing on the Web

JANUARY 21, 2015

To organize your content, include a navigation bar – most blog platforms offer the option of a navigation bar across the top. The choices for adding features and widgets to your blog can be overwhelming. Don’t confuse your readers by offering too many things to click on that distract from your business.

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Writing on the Web

APRIL 14, 2014

Organize your research, dive deeply into it but don’t drown in it. Treat your book as a business, with a business plan and an entrepreneurial mind set. I couldn’t agree more, but I would add five more qualities: Write, rewrite, get it edited, rewrite, write it again.

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Writing on the Web

NOVEMBER 20, 2014

I have been asked to be a keynote speaker with many organizations such as BAIFA, BOMA and Executive Forums because people read a particular article and asked me to speak on that subject. .” Being known throughout Palm Beach and Broward County due to the newsletter is the best marketing and branding I can do.

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Writing on the Web

SEPTEMBER 27, 2011

In this post, we’ll explore the 5 content marketing questions that will help you organize and simplify your web page and blog writing by asking 5 important questions: What is the problem (pain, predicament)? There’s a reason it’s organized this way. Why hasn’t this problem been solved? What is possible?

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Writing on the Web

JANUARY 30, 2014

It may be a case of organizing them according to a logical flow. And by connecting with people through social media updates, you’re creating interest in what you have to say. These posts probably have a mixture of case studies, personal stories and research.

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Writing on the Web

AUGUST 9, 2010

How you organize your content is important. But this should also help you to organize your thoughts more clearly. Get to the bottom line quickly – but don’t leave out background details. Use your words to carry information, ideas and build relationships with readers by speaking their language. Go easy on the jargon and cliches.

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Writing on the Web

NOVEMBER 16, 2010

Is a small organ of 1,500 cubic centimeters. Although it’s a small organ, it is a huge consumer of energy. Your brain: Occupies 2-3% of your body space. Weighs 6 kilograms. Contains 100 billion cells. Houses 1 million kilometers of interconnecting fiber. Uses up 20% of your body’s energy supply of glucose.

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Writing on the Web

JUNE 7, 2010

When you organize your editorial calendar according to an outline or a table of contents, you’ll have a sequence of posts that makes sense for your readers. If you blog about a book you’re reading, then a movie you saw, and then about how to use your business products and services, you are jerking your readers around.

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Writing on the Web

MARCH 31, 2014

Instead of an 8 hour-long work period, the day is broken up into segments : One hour to write one blog post; one hour to watch the Miami Open tennis finals; one hour to start organizing taxes; break for lunch; one hour to start a design a new e-newsletter for a client; short exercise break; one hour for another client blog post; one hour to start outline (..)

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Writing on the Web

JULY 18, 2012

The following three P’s of social media will help your business create a loyal customer following and find new clients through a fresh, well-organized social media page. Image: Freedigitalphotos.net ). A Purposeful Plan. Before you open a social media account for your business, make a plan.

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Writing on the Web

SEPTEMBER 24, 2010

Organize, simplify and get better results from your Web writing by asking 5 important questions: What is the problem (pain, predicament)? There’s a reason it’s organized this way. Why hasn’t this problem been solved? What is possible? What is different now? What should your readers do now?

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Writing on the Web

SEPTEMBER 30, 2011

I reviewed the content marketing questions that help you organize and simplify your Web writing by asking 5 important questions: What is the problem (pain, predicament)? . #2 Why Hasnt This Problem Been Solved?" width="110" height="110" /> In a previous post, 5 Content Marketing Questions: #1 What is The Problem? , What is possible?

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Writing on the Web

JANUARY 16, 2013

A good resource is Alltop.com , where top blogs are organized by subjects. A great way to think of new topics to cover and avoid the infamous writer’s block is to browse other blogs. Check out all different types of blogs, not just those that are related to your particular industry.

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Writing on the Web

OCTOBER 17, 2011

You provide professional services to leaders in organizations. The drive to learn. The drive to defend. This is subtle and important. Let’s imagine you run an executive coaching business. Since you work one-on-one with your clients, you probably have a pretty good idea of which of the above four motivators frequently come into play.

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Writing on the Web

MAY 29, 2013

When an organization like the Community Financial Services Association of America issues a white paper called “Payday Loans and Deposit Advance Products,” you can write a post about it and provide a link to it for your readers. How can you make meaty posts about this topic?

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Writing on the Web

MAY 9, 2011

“Visit our page to find out how we can help you create a more productive organization.&#. . “Visit our Leadership Coaching page to learn more about how coaching helps leaders maximize potential for themselves and their team.&#.

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Writing on the Web

SEPTEMBER 6, 2010

For example, writing organically, that is, naturally for your readers, you may repeat your keyword many times. For example, content should be at least 350 words, keywords should be towards the beginning of descriptions and titles, the number of hyperlinks in the body are important, etc.

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Writing on the Web

JANUARY 24, 2011

Consulate refers to “ drug trafficking organizations.&# My friend obviously wasn’t referring to danger from traffic but to the violence from “DTO’s,&# which is how the U.S. Lately, there have been a few incidents even out here in Paradise, on Lake Chapala. A police official gunned down. 9 arrests of DTO members.

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Writing on the Web

JANUARY 12, 2011

Stories impose meaning on chaos and organize and give context to our sensory experiences. People have a hard time accepting the randomness of life. We refuse chaos and can’t stand unanswered questions. So we make things up. In effect, we create our own reality. In fact, our stories matter more than what actually happens to us.

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Writing on the Web

SEPTEMBER 27, 2010

My philosophy and goal is that content marketing with a blog isn’t rocket surgery, AND there are a few organizing steps that can save you time and energy to get great marketing results. You don’t want to spend more than 45-60 minutes writing on your blog only to get few responses.

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Writing on the Web

DECEMBER 8, 2010

She’s amazingly well-organized. So I’m going to follow my own advice. I’ve hired an assistant. Enter Kris DeVries. She’s my new project and operations manager. She’s smart. She’s a fast learner and has taken to the Web like a duck. Here’s Kris who wants to say “hello.&#.

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Writing on the Web

JUNE 11, 2010

Topic Hubs are sites that aggregate content from a variety of sources, organizes that content around keywords in the topic domain, and supports both manual and social curation of that content. B2B Marketing Zone is a collection of blog posts and articles all around B2B Marketing.

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Writing on the Web

OCTOBER 18, 2010

Information passes to the brain through the sense organs. After reading this book and a few others on human motivation, I can see how these four drives apply to writing emotionally engaging conten t that compels readers to take action: Content written to appeal to each of these four drives will engage the emotional brains of readers.

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Writing on the Web

APRIL 25, 2012

As a new user, you set up boards (like folders) named for categories of your choosing; then, when you see something you want to bookmark, you pin it into its category and have it neatly organized to find again. With an attractive and user-friendly interface, it easily solves a felt need for individuals—how to organize info online.

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Writing on the Web

SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Your pins and repins need to be part of themed, organized boards. And, please, try to avoid stock photos. How to Share. Knowing how to share your content is just as important as what you share. Before repinning, test links. Don’t just trust the current description.

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