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72Crafting the Ideal Blog title
by you and me
If you want to create a blog that truly makes an impact, you want a catchy, relevant title. There are no hard and fast rules for crafting the ideal blog title, but here are some factors to keep in mind when... published 7 months ago
67Creative Copywriting Tips For Beginners
by Passionatepurpose
It is important to understand that when we say,"copy writing tips for beginners," we mean exactly that. These tactics are very helpful for someone just getting started in copywriting, but to be a top notch... published 5 months ago
72Should I Copyright My Book Idea?
by Jerry G2
Do I need to get a copyright for my novel before sending it out to publishers? This is a very common question for first time and beginning writers and novelists alike, and one that is asked by virtually... published 5 weeks ago
67SEO Morons - How Keywords Are Killing The Internet
by Hope Alexander
The Interweb can be a fun place to do business. You can meet the best and the brightest, learn from them, collaborate, contribute, and generally fall over yourself in an orgy of intellectualism and... published 14 months ago
68CopyDoodles-Reviewed
by webdan65
I have to admit, I've known the creator of CopyDoodles (Mike Capuzzi) since before he ever even thought of this product. I was able to hear about the idea, it's development into a mature product and hear... published 7 months ago
77Winning Sales Letters - Skeleton Outline
by CarolAEB
Busy people often ‘scan' through a sales letter (or website) that has attracted their attention - they want to gather the essence of the content and offer so they can make an instant decision; "Is this... published 9 months ago
64John Carlton
by rolandfrasier
John Carlton is, along with his contemporaries, Gary Halbert and Dan Kennedy, one of the all-time greatest copywriters on the planet. I met John through my relationship with Gary Halbert when I was in Miami... published 7 months ago
76"Rewrite Software": The End Of The English Language
by Hal Licino
The greatest threat to the English language is not illiteracy or slang. It is the proliferation of "automatic rewriting software" that recomposes anything into an unrecognizable copy... to Google anyway! published 17 months ago
60Elance: Outsourcing Saves Money & Headaches (When You Do It Right!)
by Victoria Ipri
published 5 months ago
65Technical Writing Freelance Jobs where to look
by Research Analyst
Technical Writing Jobs finding Freelance Writing Gigs Finding writing jobs is not always that easy, but the internet makes is alot less stressful. One way is to get familiar with the freelance writing... published 4 months ago
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