Articles by Lesli

Selling PLR Content? Tips for You

As soon as creating websites became easy for anybody to do, the demand for online content has been growing.

According to Technorati, 1.4 blogs are created every second, every day. That’s plenty of content needed to keep each blog fresh and updated. This doesn’t even include static websites that also need content.

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Top 12 Reasons Your Online Business Needs a Copywriter

Hiring a copywriter is one of the most important investments any business person makes. Even if you know how to write your own copy, you’ll still find that working with a good copywriter brings positive results to your bottom line.

That’s because you could be too close to your product or service to properly write copy for it.

Or you could be at that point in your business, when you no longer have the time and/or energy to do your own copywriting. If you’re still on the fence about the value a high-calibre copywriter can bring to your business, then read on, because here are…

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Free Blog Posts When You
Use All Custom Content

If you do business online,  then you know that a blog can help increase your exposure, reputation and most importantly, your profits. Blogs:

• Showcase your expertise.
• Help you build your list quickly.
• Are easy to share on social networking sites.
• Allow you to connect with other like-minded entrepreneurs.
• Create closer relationships with your readers and customers.
• Can help you get media publicity.

In short, they can be an incredibly valuable piece of virtual real estate. Problem is, a blog is also hard work. To reap any of the benefits, you have to publish with some regularity and as a business owner, you have more important things to do with your time than write all day.

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Saving Your Content Ideas – Any Time, Any Place

Writers get their ideas from a variety of places and many come from real life situations. But, it’s not always easy to put those ideas into hard copy form, especially when you are on the move. Here are some tips to keep those great ideas from getting away. Ideas come from the obscurest of situations and they can happen at any time and in any place. You think of a brilliant article topic or title, but standing on a crowded subway train or driving down the road is hardly the time to start writing that article. But just waiting to later may mean you completely forget that brilliant idea you had...we don’t want that to happen! 1. Carry a notepad and pen with you. It can be a small notepad that can easily slip into the pocket of Read more...

How to Write a Product Review

When you want to buy a new product, it is logical to ask someone you trust what they know about the product. For the article writer or blogger, one way to get noticed, build that trust and create traffic (plus earn money through affiliate links)  is to write product reviews for your products and others. A snippet about this product or that won’t cut it. You need a structured article that answers all of the questions buyers like you might have. Here are a few pointers for writing well-read product reviews. 1. Mention the product in the title. Some people think of titles like, “The Last Mop you’ll ever need.” That’s great, but without pointing specifically to a brand of mop, this article will be passed over for one that does. Instead you can say, “Swiffer WetJet: The Read more...

The Opening Paragraph: Get Their Attention

You’ve just written a fantastic title. It's a great hook that would get anyone interested in your article. Now that you have that title, the first paragraph has to be equally as dynamic to hold the reader’s attention. The first paragraph of your article does many things: First of all it tells the reader what you will be talking about. Second, it tells the reader why they should be interested. Third, it does both of these things in such a way that the reader can’t help but keep their eyes glued to the screen until the last word is read. We are assuming that your paragraph will contain at least three sentences. Three to four sentences is good for your opening paragraph. You don’t want to give away too much, but just enough to peak your reader’s interest. The first paragraph Read more...

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