Joe Gillespie — April 13, 2020 Writing blog articles for inbound marketing shouldn’t be scary—if anything, it should be fun to write about your business. And with practice, marketers and other employees in your organization who might not consider themselves good writers can turn into competent, interesting journalists. These writing tips go beyond the basics … Continue reading Beyond the Basics: Next-Level Tips for Writing Inbound Blog Articles
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5 Steps to Writing a Winning Cold Email
Brooklin Nash — March 25, 2020 Inbound marketing is king these days. But that doesn’t mean cold emails are dead. The big question is: how to write a cold email that people open and respond to? The trick is to create cold emails that don’t sound like cold emails. Make them sound natural, as if … Continue reading 5 Steps to Writing a Winning Cold Email
Writing FAQ Page Schema for More Clicks
Liam Barnes — February 24, 2020 Structured data has been a popular topic in the technical SEO realm in the last several months. Changes in the review schema guidelines have affected companies across Google. Being listed as the featured snippet is now not shown again lower on the search engine results page (SERP). For example … Continue reading Writing FAQ Page Schema for More Clicks
9 SEO-Friendly Content Writing Tips to Outrank Your Competition
Alison Lillie — February 9, 2020 Search engine optimization has come a long way over the past 25 years. Long gone are the days of publishing high volumes of low-quality, wafer-thin content and expecting your search engine rankings to increase. Today, SEO is as much an art as it is a science. It requires content … Continue reading 9 SEO-Friendly Content Writing Tips to Outrank Your Competition
How to Scale Organic Traffic (Without Writing a Million Blog Posts)
Kevin Indig — January 16, 2020 In-house SEOs and consultants alike are routinely challenged to find new opportunities to expand organic traffic. But the classic approach of researching new keywords then writing articles for those that match your domain strength doesn’t work for all sites. Take Quora, for example. It’s one of the largest social … Continue reading How to Scale Organic Traffic (Without Writing a Million Blog Posts)
How to Outsource Freelance Writing
Connor Gillivan — January 14, 2020 StartupStockPhotos / Pixabay Freelance writing is the best way to get content done for your business. It’s the most flexible option for any business. You can pay per article as you need content, set up a regular schedule for content production, or even hire someone on retainer to produce … Continue reading How to Outsource Freelance Writing
How to Land Your First Freelance Writing Gig in 2020
Chris Christoff — January 6, 2020 In recent years, freelance writing has taken off and become a fruitful career for many. As more people gravitate towards working from home and being their own boss, freelancing gains popularity. In the U.S. alone, there are 57 million freelancers and 51 percent say they wouldn’t return to a … Continue reading How to Land Your First Freelance Writing Gig in 2020
Why You Should Think Twice About Writing Your Own Resume
Amanda Clark — October 2, 2019 Follow @GrammarChicInc There are a lot of people who are great writers, but that doesn’t mean they’re great at writing resumes. Everyone has their own strengths, and it’s important to know when to do something on your own and when to leave it in the hands of someone with … Continue reading Why You Should Think Twice About Writing Your Own Resume
How Far Back Should I Go When Writing My Resume?
Virginia Franco — August 23, 2019 Follow @VAFrancoResumes — August 23, 2019 When it comes to writing a resume, many struggle with deciding how far back to go, what to include, and what not to include as part of your career history. I am an advocate of devoting the majority of the “real estate” on … Continue reading How Far Back Should I Go When Writing My Resume?
Marketing Talent Agency: Dos and Don’ts for Resume Writing 101
Bob Van Rossum — August 9, 2019 Follow @BobVR — August 9, 2019 The speed of change in marketing combined with today’s candidate-driven job market creates a recipe where companies are in a battle for top-quality talent. Fortunately for you, the current market is very candidate-driven. With that said the traditional tool of finding a … Continue reading Marketing Talent Agency: Dos and Don’ts for Resume Writing 101
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