2 brief posts on brevity (first one)

2 brief posts on brevity (first one)

Using brevity on your site is useful. One reason is because it tends to improve the customer experience, as I’ll briefly explain at the end of this post.  But how will you pack in keywords so you can rank if your content is brief? The solution is to invite people to...
7 steps for getting started in content marketing

7 steps for getting started in content marketing

Maybe you’ve heard a story like this: A small business launched in 2019. During that year, they’re going to networking groups, attending industry events, and meeting with friends (and their friends)— all of which resulted in sales in 2019 and the beginning of 2020....
A not-funny post about using humor in marketing

A not-funny post about using humor in marketing

Reading a blog post about humor that’s largely void of humor is like showing up to a comedy show only to realize that you’re at the opera. I get the irony. That said, when it comes to marketing, humor can be seriously good for business. In this post, I’m...
8 quick tips for overcoming writer’s block

8 quick tips for overcoming writer’s block

Writer’s block. Anyone who has ever consistently put out content for the world to see has experienced it. Especially those who are in marketing.  If you’re a copywriter or business owner who writes your own digital marketing content, you know what I’m talking about....
6 ways to make a customer-centric site

6 ways to make a customer-centric site

Picture this: You meet a business owner and ask him what his business does. He proceeds to tell you about his company’s history, values, awards, and milestones — for five minutes straight. While that information isn’t bad, it’s just not the answer you wanted. You were...