To promote my Say It For You content writing business, I became involved in various networking groups. Invited to make a presentation one day on the subject of asking for referrals, I chose to present not one point of view about referrals, but two… Viewpoint #1: Referrals build business; the more you ask for […]
“The opening paragraph, or introduction, of your essay is key,” the Research & Education Association’s QuickAccess laminated writing guide advises. The guide suggests two “methods you can use to hook the reader”: Anecdote – a story that illustrates your point Question – establish a reason to keep reading (to find the answer) “The introduction should […]
“Before you begin writing an essay or writing a research paper,” the Research & Education Association’s QuickAccess laminated writing guide advises, “draft a working thesis statement.” That’s great advice for students, even better advice for business blog content writers, I believe. It’s advice too often neglected, I find, with the operative work being “before”. The […]
“When dealing with the media, there are five common mistakes that financial advisors tend to make, “ writes Sally Cates in Financial Planning Magazine. “I should know,” Cates remarks (for 25 years, she’s been helping advisors have discussions with reporters). I should know, too. As a now-retired financial planning practitioner who trains blog content writers, […]
While the February issue of Science News Magazine had great examples of statement titles followed by explanatory statements, last November’s issue of Science News was a treasure chest of eye-catching and tantalizing titles – you just had to read those articles to find out what they were all about! In business blog content writing, […]
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