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So, you’re launching a new blog for your company or business. Excellent. It’s a great way to drum up interest in your products or services. If you’re new to blogging, here are five tips to get you going. 1. Have something to say. This seems obvious … until you read yet another blogpost by somebody…
As Laura wrote in her recent post, Wordsmithie is a rapidly growing organization. Although our home base is in San Jose, near several of our Silicon Valley clients, we’re a widely scattered bunch. Many of our ’smithies operate in the Bay Area, but several live and work on the East Coast. We have others in…
When I started Wordsmithie in June, 2010, I wasn’t sure where we were headed—but I knew that the task of finding great content creators was bedeviling everyone I met in Silicon Valley. Even my marketing colleagues at Google (where I worked from 2005-2010) were struggling to find great writers and editors for everything from UX…
You might remember an old tagline from a burger chain: Have it your way. It’s the same way in our business. Every client is different, with unique needs, experiences and expectations. There is no single, approved way to handle a project. Each one is different—and although we have standard processes, we usually tweak them to…
Businesses and organizations make a mistake if they optimize their online content just for search engines, which are really about one-on-one findability. You should also optimize for social media, which is about shareability. While important, search engine optimization (SEO) is essentially a pull mechanism. It requires individual searchers, each actively seeking to discover your content.…
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