Archive for 'web copywriting'
Have You Read Your Own Website Lately?
You should – especially if it isn’t bringing you as much business as you’d like. So go there today. Read it as if it wasn’t yours, and see if it’s giving your visitors a reason to stay and explore – or a reason to choose you and your product or service over all others. I [...]
Posted: July 31st, 2011 under copywriting, internet marketing, web copywriting, web marketing, web pages.
Tags: freelance copywriter, internet marketing copy, web marketing
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Have You Read Your Own Website Lately?
Most of us don’t read our own websites. After all, we know what they say, right? But every now and then it’s a good idea to go back and take the time to read, checking for errors, ways to make the copy more effective, and opportunities for better SEO. First – proofread for errors. Mistakes [...]
Posted: May 25th, 2011 under internet marketing, Uncategorized, web copy, web copywriting, web marketing, web pages.
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Oops! Website Errors!
Earlier this week I wrote an Active Rain post about website errors – and making sure that your location, as well as your contact information, is plainly visible on your home page. Tonight I ran into a different sort of “Oops.” I was going through old emails and writing follow-up notes to people who had [...]
Posted: April 6th, 2011 under internet marketing, web copy, web copywriting, web marketing, web pages.
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It May Be Time To Update Your Website
Website content can get outdated quickly. Go through these 4 steps to make sure your site is up to date and accurate.
Posted: December 26th, 2010 under copywriting, internet marketing, web content, web copy, web copywriting, web marketing.
Tags: copywriting, internet marketing, marketing, web copy, web marketing
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Give Your Marketing Message a Chance to Succeed
Even the best message will be ignored if it is difficult to read. Succeed with good headlines, “you” focused copy, and an eye pleasing format.
Posted: October 31st, 2010 under internet marketing, marketing, web copy, web copywriting, web marketing.
Tags: copywriting, internet marketing, marketing, web marketing
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“Spun Content” – Avoid it if You Want Respect
“The difference between the right word and the nearly right word is the same as the difference between lightning and the lightning bug. ~ Mark Twain When Mark Twain made that statement, I’m sure he was talking about the word choices that speakers and authors make in order to create specific thoughts and feelings in [...]
Posted: May 22nd, 2010 under article marketing, web content, web copy, web copywriting, web marketing.
Tags: article marketing, effective marketing, low cost marketing, web marketing, web pages
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Why the Corner Grocery Needs a Website
If you own a small business, such as a corner grocery or a design service, you don’t need to bother with a website, right? No, wrong. Of course there’s nothing that says you have to have one – after all, you got along without one all this time. And, if you’re perfectly content with the [...]
Posted: May 3rd, 2010 under advertising, business building, effective marketing, good salesmanship, inexpensive marketing, marketing, small business marketing, web copywriting.
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Marketing Tidbits for 2010
Bob Bly’s letter this morning offered up some interesting tidbits that he’d found, and since he gives permission to re-use his letters, here are a couple of them: ***The ideal length for a web page*** According to web expert Gerry McGovern, the ideal length for a page of web copy on a regular web site [...]
Posted: January 4th, 2010 under business writing, copy layout, copywriting, customer service, effective marketing, internet marketing, marketing, search engine optimization, SEO, trust in marketing, web copy, web copywriting.
Tags: customer service, effective marketing, marketing, marketing copy, search engine optimization, SEO, web copy, web marketing, web pages
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Selling Your Services – Web Content Counts
If you sell a service along with a product (as in real estate or insurance sales) you already know you need a website, and that the website should be designed to pull in leads. If you expect it to do that, you need to take care in developing the website. It isn’t good enough to [...]
Posted: January 1st, 2010 under advertising, marketing, search engine optimization, SEO, web copy, web copywriter, web copywriting, web marketing, web page building, web pages.
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Time for a Year-end Marketing Tune-Up
The hustle and bustle of Christmas is over and we’re about to embark on a New Year. That’s always a reason to renew commitments, hope, enthusiasm, and all the other good things that go into making a fresh start. If you’re in business, it’s also a good reason to reflect on the past year’s marketing [...]
Posted: December 28th, 2009 under advertising, marketing, web copy, web copywriter, web copywriting, web marketing, web page building, web pages.
Tags: advertising, marketing, web copy, web marketing, web pages
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