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Tag Archives: Writing

10 Tips to help in Writing Better Ad Copy for Paid Search (Google AdWords + Bing Ads)

by Matthew Trant April 24, 2016 Follow @mattjtrantApril 24, 2016 Relevance (Ad/Keyword and User Intent) Through a well-structured paid search account (Account > Campaign > AdGroup > Keyword) writing relevant ad copy should be one of the easiest things to accomplish. Keep in mind the set of keywords that you are bidding on and try … Continue reading 10 Tips to help in Writing Better Ad Copy for Paid Search (Google AdWords + Bing Ads)

The End Of The Blogger: Why Contributors Need So Much More Than Writing Skills

by Laura Cole April 25, 2016April 25, 2016 While there are some industries in which individuals can succeed with a narrow skill-set, there are others where a diverse portfolio of attributes are required. Take the watch making industry, for example, where it is believed that operators are required to master a total of 32 techniques … Continue reading The End Of The Blogger: Why Contributors Need So Much More Than Writing Skills

The Art of Content Creation: The Technical Side of Writing a Blog Post

by Laura Cole February 24, 2016February 24, 2016 Everywhere you look, there are statistics with reaffirm blogging as a popular and potentially lucrative past-time. Take the fact that companies that blog are known to receive 97% more links to their website, for example, or the assertion that blogs have become the fifth most trusted resource … Continue reading The Art of Content Creation: The Technical Side of Writing a Blog Post

Influence & Gain Success in Social Selling Without Writing (Much)

by Bob Woods February 11, 2016 Follow @socialsalesbobFebruary 11, 2016 As a speaker, author, writer, trainer and coach in the Social Selling arena, it’s pretty easy to get people interested in a system of processes and strategies that leverage social platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter to build their businesses. I mention all of the ways … Continue reading Influence & Gain Success in Social Selling Without Writing (Much)