So what can we learn from this? And why do real estate agents love content marketing so much? Continue reading “Why real estate agents love content marketing” »
The problem is that most legal case summaries are neither good, nor effective. They lack relevance, and rarely get clicked on, opened or read.
So, if your law firm is failing to get its case summaries noticed, here are 8 tips to help: Continue reading “How to write a legal case summary that gets read” »
Put simply, a good website has two essential components. It still retains the old calling card information (what we call the ‘static’ content) – the who, what, where of your business. But, just as importantly, it also has ‘dynamic’ content in the form of regularly updated blogs or articles that attract people to your website and build your brand.
So let’s take a look at how this works, using lawyers and other professionals as our example….
I’m talking about the Michelin Guide, a guide book that started out as a French tyre manufacturer’s attempt to drum up business and ended up becoming the definitive guide to the world’s most fashionable restaurants and hotels…
So what lessons can we learn from the Michelin Guide’s success? Continue reading “The greatest piece of content marketing ever” »
Ernest Hemingway died almost 55 years ago. But his writing philosophy and techniques have never been more relevant.
Here are seven things he can teach us about writing in the digital age. Continue reading “What Hemingway can teach us about digital writing” »
Social media can be a great tool for growing your professional presence and showing off your expertise to new audiences. It’s a key distribution channel for any content you create or curate – like blogs and articles.
But there are many traps you’ll need to avoid if you want to spread your influence effectively. Here are seven of the deadliest. Continue reading “The 7 deadly sins of social media” »
We’re speaking on The Art of Writing: Create Impact and Catch Attention.
The talk is aimed at professionals who want to write more effectively to boost their career or business profile.
We’re giving the talk on behalf of Fiona Craig, career coach extraordinaire.
If you want to join us, email Fiona now!
Most businesses know the value of a great eNewsletter, especially if they offer a skilled or complex product or service.
That’s because an eNewsletter helps show off your expertise. It can build trust and credibility. It can reach a different audience to social media. And it can keep you top of mind when it comes to making a purchasing decision.
But many businesses make such rudimentary mistakes with their eNewsletters that they’d almost be better off not sending one at all.
Here’s 7 of the most common mistakes we see. Continue reading “The e-Newsletter mistakes businesses keep making” »
Serious businesses sometimes shy away from the simplicity of the listicle to showcase their content, dismissing them as the sole domain of the trashy online tabloid. But the simple fact is that the listicle lets you present even the most complex information in an interesting, engaging and inviting way – which is why news outlets as well regarded as The Guardian, the New York Times and even The Economist use the technique.
So if your business isn’t yet publishing listicles, here’s 7 reasons it should be: Continue reading “7 reasons to write a listicle” »
Your website is more than an online calling card. It’s a fundamental part of your marketing material. So what does your website say about you? And is what it’s saying turning potential clients off?
Continue reading “What does your website say about you?” »
