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Archive for the "Writing for the Web" Category

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Bills And What They Should Mean To You


I’m sure we all remember those days about your dad and bills. How you dreamed of that day – take out pizza at 2 A.M., going to the movies twice a week, having the biggest cable package with all the movie and sports channels.

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“Because You Want Powerful Copywriting”

Imagine that you are a busy college student, waiting in line to copy an article you need for your upcoming final exams. A stranger taps you on the shoulder: “Could I cut in? I want to go first because I’m in a hurry.”

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How To Write Successful Sales Copy

Writing the sales copy is one of the biggest challenges you will have to face when selling your service or product on the Internet. You have to be able to put across the benefits of your product to the potential buyer, who with a bit of luck has already been trying to find the answer to their problem. It becomes your task to make them believe that what you have to offer will satisfy their needs.

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Five Effective Tips For Writing Successful Sales Letters

One of the most powerful weapons in any marketer’s arsenal is a well-constructed sales letter. It provides the perfect vehicle to drive home your sales presentation, and it allows you to reach thousands and even millions of people all at once.

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Business Writing: What You Write is a Direct Reflection on You and Your Company

One of the true laments from management today is that employees cannot express themselves with the written word. Owners and stockholders have the same complaints about management. Today in the age of the paperless office the importance of the written word is increasing especially as direct live voice contact becomes more and more problematic.

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What Information is Best for Press Releases

As someone once new to writing press releases myself, I will tell you honestly that writing a press release is no big deal. I panicked the first time I needed to write a press release. I had never written one before and didn’t even really know what they entailed, much less the purpose of them. Don’t worry though; I’m going to walk you through the process of writing a press release so you don’t have to second-guess yourself.
What is a Press Release?

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How to Make a Great Sales Letter That Pulls!

Have you ever wondered how all of these guru types make these astounding eye appealing sales letters? I know I have! Every time I get an e mail and read one of these letters I think to myself how do they make it look so good? Or how did they make that great graphic heading and e book picture?

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Find Online Writing Jobs And Fund Your Inner Muse

Years ago, I remember reading a quote, “The good thing about being depressed is that you can catch up on your sleep”. The author may have been Erma Bombeck, but I am not certain.

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Copywriting for the Web: 5 Steps to Excel At Copywriting for the Web

Copywriting is one of the most needed elements of effective online marketing. Copywriting involves writing words strategically that can promote a person, product, business, or idea, which intends on having the reader take action of some form. So, if you want to sell something or to create traffic by obtaining links from others, it is essential to write compelling, quality content that can grab the audience attention and connect with them so they can respond in a way that you intended.

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The New Editorial Process: When Good Habits Become Bad

Editors are funny people. They really are. Not so much in the form of laughter funny as in the way they view the world and the language used to describe it. Pity the poor novice writer who brings a piece before an editor that has violated the rules of the AP Stylebook. That is a sin tantamount to blasphemy. Typically, the editor’s response starts with the twitching of an eye as the face takes on a deep red color. This is usually followed by a glassy-eyed stare that one would expect to see in the recipient of a ten-thousand cc shot of Novocain. Voice low and trembling, he will then announce the writer’s transgressions in the form of broken Commandments:

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