Copywriting

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How to Create a Catchy and Effective Call to Action: 9 Best Practices

14 October 2022

We talk about what makes a call to action (CTA) effective, and offer some best practices that you should try!

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Does Everyone Really Need an Editor? (And what do editors do anyway?)

02 July 2022

We talk about the importance of having your worked edited, and the different types of editors out there to help.

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B2B Copywriting: What Kind of Writing Sells to Other Businesses?

10 May 2022

We look at the differences between B2B and B2C copywriting, and if it really matters if a copywriter has experience in one or the other.

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How to Write a Business Case Study that Engages Customers

07 February 2022

We give you the full scoop on why a business case study is important and how to write one that engages customers.

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Writing Continues to Evolve in the Digital Age. That’s Good

02 December 2021

Digital communication has streamlined writing, but what are its implications for writers who now must think about SEO and shareable content?

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Don’t Take That Tone With Me!

31 May 2021

You’ve written some content. Researched the facts and reviewed the copy for typos. Made sure all the names are spelled correctly. You even managed to fit in all the right SEO search words AND stayed under your character limit. But did you do a tone check? They say the road to hell is paved with…

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Make it Personal

18 May 2021

Virtually every tech business posts stories about their customers’ wins with their products or services. Call them case studies, customer successes, or use cases, these pieces follow a standard pattern: the customer (a business) has a problem. They find a technology solution. They get positive results, preferably quantified with numbers. Happy ending. These stories obviously…

How to Create Content Chunks and Why They Matter

22 February 2021

When everything these days feels BIG and OVERWHELMING, let’s focus on an impactful micro-concept for writers and presenters: chunking. It’s not a new technique, but one that needs embracing since now more than ever we’re consuming most everything (except all that mac n cheese) on our (small) screens. Couple this with overall memory fatigue and…

Storytelling in Business: the Devil is in the Details

30 November 2020

What drives a great story? The devil does, of course. Having something interesting to say–what novelists would call a good plot–is essential, but a great story hinges on its minutia. Details matter. Generalizations are boring. Unfortunately, minutia can also be as boring as hell. Too much of it, that is. That’s the devilish pitfall in…

8 copyediting tips

8 Tips for Error-Free Content Writing

24 September 2020

We’ve all seen it. We’ve even all done it. The typo, the doubled or omitted word, the malaprop. At best, it’s a barely noticeable oversight; at worst, you’ve become a hilarious “editing fails” meme. Whether you’re editing your own writing or someone else’s, we have some tips to help prevent “sloppy copy” and make your…

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