If you run your own business and you’re using a blog for marketing and relationship building purposes, when is the last time you really evaluated how well that’s working out for you? Steve offers some good ideas to review where you’re at and where you’re going with your blog. Happy reading! Anyone involved in corporate business will have realized the benefits a regularly...
OK, so if you’re anything like the 85% of the rest of the world, this whole down economy thing is the pits and probably has it’s dirty little talons firmly entrenched in your dubiously positive mindset. So you’re carefully weighing your options and trying to figure out your next move in this game called life. Or, if you’re like the other 15% you’re toying with the idea of going all entrepreneur...
This is a new piece by Miz Sarah Harris on a topic I’m sure we all struggle with, even if writing is not your primary profession like me. Please enjoy, and be sure to make her feel welcome by dropping a comment below. Writers come in all shapes and sizes. Hardcopy, web, journalism, fiction, blogs… They all have something in common. Writer’s block. This is especially painful if you depend...
Little old ladies, farm animals, porta-potties and stolen iPhones, Oh My!
OK, so yesterday in part 1, we discussed the first two crucial keys to success in any areas of your life, not just business or copy writing. Those were modeling successful people and gaining control of your time. These next two final keys are mostly relevant to just business for the most part, although I am sure there is a way you can mold the concepts to fit the rest of your life as well if...
Photo by ul_Marga I recently read an article on the 4 keys that are crucial to being a successful copy writer. However, as I read, I could also see how these steps can be applied to ANY business, and two of them I feel can be applied to your life over all. So let’s start with the first key that I feel can be applied not only copy writing, but business and your life as well. 1.Monkey see...
Whether writing a sales letter, or making a presentation, you should always pay attention to what you are leaving your prospect with. The aftertaste of doing business with you. The bottom line in snagging a life long customer and not just a one off is to leave them feeling like you care about them and their success or quality of life. If they feel like the only thing you care about is making the...
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