Are You a Content Environmentalist? – All Custom Content News & Special
Written by Alice Seba · Print This Article
As a new feature here at Contentrix, we’re posting the (currently monthly) newsletter for All Custom Content.
Subscribers get monthly tips and a special offer on our services. You can sign up as well, plus get a free outsourcing content guide right here.
This month’s topic is all about recycling, reusing and repurposing content.
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Working Hard for the Sake of Working: A Recipe for Disaster
Written by Alice Seba · Print This Article
This is the last of our series on getting more from your content marketing with less work, we come to what may be the most important lesson of all and that is the lesson about hard work.
“If hard work were really a virtue, then mules would be saints.”
~ James Dee Richardson
Depending on how long you’ve been building your online business, you may find you work a whole lot less when you started. At first thought, one might think it’s simply because a new business requires much more work and attention.
Maybe. But maybe not.
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Why Do All the Work?
Written by Alice Seba · Print This Article
In our ongoing series of getting more out of your content marketing with less work, here’s the next thing I told our mailing list.
(By the way, get on the list here – plus you’ll get a free Profit with Content guide too.)
Here’s exactly what I said:
“You don’t have to do all the work. Employ the help of guest writers, ghostwriters and private label content.”
If there is one important lesson I’ve learned in the past 8 years of running an online business, it’s that you shouldn’t try to do things alone and making your business all about you, makes for a very exhausting day-to-day grind.
Top 12 Reasons Your Online Business Needs a Copywriter
Written by Lesli Mack · Print This Article
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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Habits of a Good Content Writer
Written by Kathryn Lang · Print This Article
Pouring out content consistently burns out many website owners. Discovering a good content writer can be just as stressful. Investing some effort into research so that you are working with a content writer that you know on some level may save you the hassle or re-writing content or the pain of paying for content that you do not want.
Tips for Finding Good Content Writers
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Written by Lesli Mack · Print This Article
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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