Writing Marketing Copy That Sells - Charlie Cook When your prospects see your marketing materials, your brochure, your web site or your ads you want them to read them. You want prospects to read not just the first sentence but the majority of your copy. Writing Is Fun! - Michael Harrison When I was establishing my consultants practice in 1990 I set about creating a book. The book was aimed at helping people to progress in their careers and shows how to assess yourself, prepare an interview winning resume’, market yourself and win the job at interviews, plus other real life tips. Write Articles And Captivate Your Readers - Sintilia Miecevole To get your name out there, write articles and allow them to be freely reproduced (with a resource box pointing back to you. ) A well-written article can: - help build your profile- draw traffic to your site, and- help build a database of clients through associated e-courses or newsletter. How To Handle Writer's Block - Maggie Dennison Do you ever sit down to write and feel as if you're plodding through mud to get even a few words down on paper? Do you wonder if you'll ever come up with a useful idea again? You may be suffering from writer's block. Screenwriting With Impact - Don Bledsoe The screenplay you've pounded out on your trusty word processor is finished at last! Before the reader even looks at the title of your script, it must pass the "rifle test. " The rifle test tells a professional in seconds whether the script is professionally written or not. Evolution of Books - Padrone Delibri A Book is anything that is in written, printed, or blank pages format fastened along one side and encased between protective covers. In other words, a book is a collection of leaves of paper or other material, bound together along one edge within covers. Writing Articles For Profit - Douglas Titchmarsh Article writing has suddenly become very popular among online marketers lately. A lot of people are taking advantage of this fact to make extra money. So just how can writing articles make YOU extra money? Writing the Denouement for Mystery Stories - Mary Arnold I've read many mystery novels in which the writer left out the denouement, but, in my opinion, a mystery without one is seriously lacking. Admittedly, I grew up reading Hercule Poirot, in which he always demanded to gather up all the suspects so he could demonstrate his brilliance in deducing the meaning of all the perplexing clues and fingering the murderer. |