Improve Your Writing: 3 Resources I Love
Three Resources to Improve Your Writing: These resources force me to think about voice, transitions and storytelling and can help writers improve their writing.
Read MoreThree Resources to Improve Your Writing: These resources force me to think about voice, transitions and storytelling and can help writers improve their writing.
Read MoreThanks to Bob Dunn, a very helpful WordPress Guru, I learned about Christopher Carfi’s 2016 Social Media Cheat Sheet, which outlines the most recent image sizes for Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest – you name it.
Check out Christopher’s post on the GoDaddy blog, and make sure to bookmark it.
There is also a great bonus – links to other resources to help make sizing images much easier.
Thank you Bob and Chris.
I’m in the midst of helping a client rewrite her company website. Her business had dipped, and she wanted to land more traffic from specific keywords, ones she knew were shuttling most of the business to her competitors.
For the most part, her site was a gigantic brochure, talking all about her firm, not about what her team does for people or how her services are different from others. Like many companies, she wrote the copy herself, many years ago when she first launched her website.
But now, her brochure site no longer works. Read More
If you’re looking for great ideas on what compelling content you might create, look no further: Tom Peters has many ideas you can steal. His site has a great press room, and authors should take note of all the different ways he “re-imagines” his content.
Read MoreGood Earth Tea Contest misses great public realtions opportunity, chances to connect with new customers and engage existing customers with storytelling and content on their website.
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