Entries by Rhoda Israelov

Great Attributes of Great Financial Advisors and Great Blog Posts

    Business blog content writers, I couldn’t help thinking, would do well to focus on developing those great attributes that dimensional.com believes are signs of great financial advisors. Purposeful – they have a clear mission to serve clients and help them reach their goals. Particularly in the opening lines of a business blog post, […]

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Blogging Starts and Grows Because of Trust

  “In business, we need our customers and potential customers to trust us….otherwise they simply won’t want to invest time and resources into us and our business,” Safarz Ali writes in the Business Influencer. How do you prove that you are trustworthy? Ali suggests the biggest three ways: 1. Show, don’t tell. Live up to […]

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Elevate Your Word Game in Blogging for Business

“I learned the hard way that my marriage was on the edge of collapse – again” and “The Bitter Truths I learned About My Eating Disorder – After Being Pregnant” are both decent titles for a pitch, says Estelle Erasmus, who, in Writer’s Digest this month, teaches writers tactics for capturing the attention of an […]

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Valentine’s Day Inspires Loving Blog Content

Valentine’s Day offers the perfect opportunity for business owners or practitioners to show the love by offering a customer appreciation giveaway, Seray Kesin advises in her drip.com blog. Misfit.com takes a different approach – “it’s all about the self love”. Rather than asking buyers to spoil their Valentine, the company reframes the day into one […]

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Using the Power of the Imperative Tense in Your Blog

    In a tutorial article “Make the Most of Your Gatherings”, Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan make the most of the power of the imperative tense: “Go in with a game plan,” they advise. “Set up a drink station.” “Layer the lighting.” “Build a charcuterie board.” “Encourage play.” Even their party planning advice is […]

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