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The Power of Your Ego in Writing Online Copy
by Joe Vitale
I obey one main rule when writing copy for the online world: Get
out of my ego and into my reader's ego. It's a basic marketing
truth that shouldn't be violated anywhere.
Write an article a day
by Angela Booth
Write an article a day
Copyright (c) 2002 by Angela Booth
** This article is adapted from my new email workshop, Writing To
Sell In The Internet Age. If you
Why are Violent & Fear Oriented Words So Popular in Online Advertising
by Susan Nichols
Have you noticed the inundation of violent words used to
"positively" promote web site and online services? In
today's atmosphere of terrorism, why is there "not" a
Simple Writing For Super Sales
by Grady Smith
Is your sales letter not converting readers into
buyers? It just might be your choice of words.
Listen. People don’t stop by your site to be wowed
by your stunnin
Why Is Professional Technical Writing Essential
by James Marriot
Words speak for you. They can trigger revolutions across the globe. It happens quite often that the real message is lost when you don't thoroughly analyze what you actually
Warm Up Online How to Put More of Yourself into Your Online Business to Increase Sales
by Lisa Lake
Picture yourself with a client on the golf course, loving the
sunny day and the easy conversation. Despite your below-average
game you ease closer to a sale with each boge
Time Management meetings and Television
by seoprofessional@hotmail.com
Creating good time management habits at the office can be a tough, especially when you must work around other people's projects and meeting plans. But j
Awesome Endings
by Lea Schizas
Awesome Ending
Bungee jumping, sky diving, secret mission, Indy 500: how do these events compare to the art of fiction writing? Each one brings to its ‘doer’ an element
How To Receive Advance Information From God In Writing
by By Barbara Rose
This ability IS your gut instincts in writing. It carries profound accuracy, and is available to you every moment.
That "still small voice" within, that "gut feelin
Are Pre paid services worth the bill
by sammie wingfield
Pre-paid legal coverage is a very attractive proposition for people who
don’t have the resources to retain a lawyer on a regular ground whenever
they n
THERES NO SUCH THING AS AN ORIGINAL IDEA!
by Shery Ma Belle Arrie
Every idea we may have stumbled upon one time or another has
already been thought of and done by another person.
A story idea you may be thinking of writin
Win More Clients, Projects and Freelance Jobs By Making Three Small Changes
by Shelley Wake
I've spoken to hundreds of editors, employers, and project managers about how they choose a freelancer for a job. Whether they were reviewing job applications or considering
The Art of Reading Your Buyers Mind
by Kris Mills
Wouldn't it be fantastic if you had a crystal ball and you could read your
prospects' minds you knew what they were thinking when you were making your
sales presentation.
Not Experienced Things To Know Before You Start
by James Marriot
Technical content writing is essentially a craft. It’s different from writing for a company or academic writing. The main reason is the short attention span of the surfers w
How to Write a Million Dollar Sales Letter
by Bruce Barton
When you consider that the average successful letter gets about a 0.02% response, Barton clearly leaped past anyone else in his letter writing skills. But what was his secret
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