Will BluntJuly 13, 2015 Blogging is sucking the life out of you. Every time you hit publish, it all just starts again. Again… and again. Like a never ending loop, you sit down to write and it feels like groundhog day. Your brain is fried, you’re out of ideas and your audience is impatiently waiting … Continue reading A 6-Step Writing Process to Blog More and Stress Less
Christopher Jan BenitezJuly 10, 2015 To dominate in search engines, you need to make sure that your site or blog pages are running in tip-top shape. This can be done by observing the best SEO practices, whether it’s on-page or off-page. However, with the glut of information available, it’s hard to determine which ones are … Continue reading 6 No-Fail Tips In Writing Content That Will Rank On Search Engines
Heather R. MorganJuly 6, 2015 How much time do you spend thinking about following up with your sales prospects? Do you take the time to create thoughtful and unique responses to reach back out to your prospects, or do you just mindlessly send them canned garbage? Most follow up emails are awful, and belong in … Continue reading 4 Tips To Writing Cold Emails That Get Replies
Catherine SpicerJune 24, 2015 In the war over proper grammar, one of the biggest minefields writers must navigate is when to capitalize a person’s title. For PR and marketing professionals, there’s no way to avoid title capitalization drama. Press releases, blog posts, media rooms and email pitches often include references to people at your organization. … Continue reading Grammar Hammer: How to Capitalize Formal and Job Titles in Your Writing
Daniel SmithJune 18, 2015 Being a writer is a hard lot in life. It’s even harder when you’ve chosen to be a blogger extraordinaire. A blogger’s job is to research various topics and bring optimized content to the masses. You’re a Cyber Rembrandt. There’s just one thing that anyone who writes can attest to: your … Continue reading 5 Apps Archer Wants You To Know About Writing A Better Blog
Clare McAuleyJune 13, 2015 Fail to prepare, prepare to fail. So the saying goes. In order to avoid a website which fails your expectations, breaches your budget and wastes your time, it is vital you prepare a comprehensive design brief to pique potential agencies interest. This document will guide you through the entire design process … Continue reading 9 Steps To Writing A Kick-Ass Web Design Brief
Rachel SilverJune 13, 2015 We can easily learn a lot about each other from social media these days — almost too much. It doesn’t take much to look someone up on Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter before a meeting or sending an email. You can learn where someone is from, what he or she likes, … Continue reading 9 Dos And Don’ts Of Writing An Authentic Email
Amanda GrinavichJune 12, 2015 Google’s AdWords platform is becoming more and more popular with clients each day, whether it’s for digital advertising or syndicating media hits. The platform is relatively easy to use; the tricky part lies in writing ads that set you up for success. I first started using the platform just over a … Continue reading A Newbie’s Guide to Writing AdWords Ads
Anna ColibriJune 7, 2015 If you’re like me, it’s been a lifelong dream to write professionally. Hours spent scribbling away in notebooks as a child morphed into opportunities to become a paid copywriter sometime during adulthood. Yet achieving the quintessential writing dream can sometimes be bittersweet. Although it sounds glamorous, even to me, when I … Continue reading Creative Exercises That Will Make Writing Fun Again
Louis FoongMay 22, 2015 It’s hard to overstate the value of a good title or headline. It is your first, possibly only chance to capture the attention of your audience. That’s why it’s important to craft interesting headlines every time. This infographic draws data from Hubspot and Outbrain to analyze the results of over three … Continue reading Data-Driven Strategies for Writing Better Titles & Headlines (Infographic)
