Entries by Rhoda Israelov

Guest Post: Security Basic for Bloggers

  Today’s post was contributed by friend Cody Lents, partner and change manager at Covi, a professional services information technology agency in Indianapolis, IN. SECURITY BASICS FOR BLOGGERS Start by securing your admin portal. Here are 14 tips for doing this with WordPress. Make sure your blog is being automatically backed up with alerts for successful […]

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Horseback Riding Lessons for Blog Content Writers

“Like any sport or dedicated hobby, there are bigger life lessons to take away than simply the information or skills necessary to participate,” writes horseback riding fan Sarah Faulkner in bizjournals.com. Faulkner lists four lessons leaders can take from equestrians, each of which I believe can be valuable to us blog content writing professionals: Look […]

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Design Thinking for Blog Content Writers

“Design thinking is a process that helps companies and organizations solve problems, address challenges, and develop products,” a fascinating article in a recent issue of the Indianapolis Business Journal begins. Eureka!  At Say It For You, our blog marketing efforts are designed to demonstrate that our client companies and organizations can do those very same […]

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Blog Content Writing Hopefuls Look for an Edge

The Indianapolis Star headline read: “GOP hopefuls look for edge in crowded 5th”, alluding to the long slate of candidates in Indiana’s 5th congressional district. As a corporate blog writing coach, I couldn’t help seeing a parallel.  As blog marketers, we’re seeking that “edge” in the competitive world of online marketing.  I paid close attention […]

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Proofing Your Blog Posts

“When you’re writing to attract customers, what you’re really doing is persuading them to choose you over someone else,” writes Amy Pennza of the Content Factory. “People tend to take action when they’re presented with facts, not assertions,” she adds.  At Say It For You, we know that, when searchers arrive at your blog, they […]

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