Copywriting
Although I have many notions and opinions, as does everyone else, I have never been one to advertise them on social media or in a blog; I am saving it all for a book one day. However, I am quite talented at writing about business, trends, and products. I have a unique writing style that can tie the most usual of concepts into an unusual piece of literature complete with keywords, phrases, and links if you should desire.
Perhaps you need to tell a story but cannot find the words?
I will find them.
Need it.
In order for people to have the desire to read copy, there must be a purpose. Whether it’s for entertainment purposes, shock value, or pure SEO benefits, if it’s not being read, or clicked, or scrolled through. It has no value to your business.
Take a little bit of time to determine whether your business would benefit from a weekly or monthly blog post, press releases, or newsletters before you pay for copywriting. The need is directly related to the type of business you have, the product(s) you sell, and your clientele.
Be consistent.
Once you have determined that your clientele would benefit from a blog, etc…, post regularly. Develop a content calendar as part of your marketing plan and stay consistent. Try to post at the same frequency each month and keep the pattern the same style but with fresh content.
Customers who enjoy a certain writing style will keep coming back for more as long as it’s relevant.
Market it.
There is no sense in posting a blog if no one knows it exists. Post a link to new blog posts on your website, via email, or social media as they are published.
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