About Kathryn Lang
Kathryn Lang is a freelance writer in Alabama. Her work has been published in regional papers, travel magazines and national religous publications along with multiple websites. She has been writing for pleasure since she was able to write and writing as a career for the last several years.
Kathryn Lang is a stay at home mom, with a work from home husband and three boys that are homeschooled (that means family 24/7). She is living the life she only dreamed possible and desires to help others find their passion and purpose in life.
Visit Kathryn online: KathrynLang.com
Articles by Kathryn
Writing with Boldness for Content Impact
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Creating content that will impact the reader often starts with boldness in topic, presentation or simply the title. A strong statement or a provocative question demands attention and then cries out to be shared with others. Content that has a bold stance will not only draw readers but will often be spread beyond your own website by others.
Ways to Create Boldness in Your Content
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1. Make a profound statement that will cause others to click through to your website. Titles with the names of celebrities can cause a stir (but be sure that the article actually has something to do with that celebrity). Other grabbing titles include the keys or secrets to the situation you will be talking about in the material. Think of a billboard and create a title that would cause your readers to slow down just to read the title and give them a hunger to know more.
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Authority for Content
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Developing the right authority for your content can help you create a website that stands out from the crowd. Some people have that authority through education. The right letters behind your name often give people a reason to listen.
Other people gain their authority through personal experience. Readers relate to those that have been through the journey and come out with success on the other side. Even those people that have not lived through the fire or spent years studying the situation can have an authority. A strong ability to research and a desire to confirm the findings can help create solid content for a site.
No matter what your niche or what your background, you can establish an authority for your content. It takes uncovering your unique angle for the subject and then approaching it with boldness… Read more…
Relationship of Business Fundamentals to Content Writing
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“Writing is a business and requires good management and productivity.” – Jamee Rae
The words screamed at me instead of just tweeting. It can be easy to forget about the fundamentals of business and get caught up in the “art” of writing. Creating good content requires finding the perfect balance between being a writer and being a business owner trying to grow to a new level of success.
Fundamentals of Business for Content Writers
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1. Good management – creating consistent content starts with time management. You need to have a schedule of when things will be accomplished. Putting together an editorial calendar is one of the best places to start when it comes to managing content.
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Guerilla Marketing for Content Writers
from Rick and Bubba
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The next great idea for content writers could be hiding anywhere. The new book by radio personalities Rick and Bubba arrived at my house yesterday with some great tips for guerilla marketing.
The story in “We Be Big” had nothing to do with content writers or marketing on the internet, but it did start me thinking down that path.
Marketing Lessons for Content Writers
- • Rick and Bubba created a radio show that was like nothing else around because it was all about them and their real lives. They were open and honest with viewers and it struck a chord. Content writers have to be willing – at some level – to be open and honest about the words on the screen if they want to build the same devoted fan base that follow The Rick and Bubba Show.
Three Things Get Content Writing Done
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The list of to-dos that I could create would give Santa’s own list a run for its money. Between my home, life and work there always seems to be one more thing that I remember to do and then I fret and worry and end up getting nothing done. The other day I discovered a key that helps me to unlock success in getting projects completed.
The plan was about life in general, but I it works just as well for my work life. The foundation lies in doing three things. When you make the to-do list you put on just three things you must accomplish that day. At the end of the day you sit down and review how well you completed the three tasks and then formulate a plan for tomorrow – again using the three things key.
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