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Writing Great Articles – and Getting the Most Mileage from Them

By Patsi Krakoff

Friday, September 8th, 2006

There is a whole new Internet Marketing world out there for those people who like to write articles (and even for those who don’t!) …Did you know that one 250-400 word article can be leveraged to create web traffic and get new clients long after you’ve written it? Now that’s not a very much of […]

Categories : Article Ideas

Yaro Starak on Why Do You Blog

By Patsi Krakoff

Tuesday, September 5th, 2006

I read a post over at Yaro Starak’s Blog Traffic School blog about defining your target audience and blog purpose that is worth the read. He suggests making a list of what you want your blog to do: Earn $1000 a month from AdSense Earn $500 a month from affiliate income selling products X, Y […]

Categories : Writing Great Copy

Newsletter Nuggets- Tips for Writing Great Ezines

By Patsi Krakoff

Saturday, August 12th, 2006

Subscribe to Newsletter Nuggets today. Save time, money and energy AND publish an ezine that gets results. When you subscribe today, you get two bonus reports and an exclusive discount on Secrets of Successful Ezines ebook. Patsi Krakoff, Editor Check out our new article directory for coaches, consultants, managers, and executives.

Categories : Ezines We Love

Denise Wakeman’s BizTips Blog Ranks #8 in Influence

By Patsi Krakoff

Wednesday, July 26th, 2006

You see, this is one of the things that is so powerful with blogging: even us "little guys," without big PR or marketing budgets, can get known on the Web. Congratulations, Denise Wakeman for your great blog marketing over at Next Level Biz Tips blog! Our own Denise Wakeman, my Blog Squad partner, and her […]

Categories : In the News...

Blog Content: How to Write Fresh, Relevant Posts

By Patsi Krakoff

Thursday, July 6th, 2006

"I want to start a blog, but what if I get stuck: what will I write about?" The Blog Squad hears this question frequently. Since we recommend posting blog content at least 2-3 times a week, it’s a valid concern. And yet, some of our star blogging clients catch the "bug" and love posting to […]

Categories : Writing Great Blog Content

Blog to Book: Raise Your Hand in the Blogosphere

By Patsi Krakoff

Monday, May 15th, 2006

The Top 10 Ways to Market Your Book with a Blog continues with Step #3: 3. Participate in the blogosphere: Read and comment on other blogs in your field. This is a prime way to build readership of your blog. It is also a way of getting fresh content for both your blog and for […]

Categories : About Blogs, Books, How to...Tips

Blogs to Book: 10 Tips – Name Your Blog

By Patsi Krakoff

Thursday, May 11th, 2006

This is Tip #1 for using a blog to write and market a book, in a series of ten posts. Blogs and books really do go together. Denise and I are traveling to the Publishers Marketing Association conference in Washington DC next week, and we are speaking on two panels to promote this idea and […]

Categories : About Blogs, Books, How to...Tips

Writing Great Web Copy: How Sincere Are You?

By Patsi Krakoff

Saturday, March 25th, 2006

Online, your words are your store front. Typos are broken windows. Your message is your window dressing. Outrageous claims make you look like a huckster out on the sidewalk. In the online copywriting world, there are plenty of hucksters pushing "instant sales letters," or 60 second sales pages. Most of what I see in the […]

Categories : Writing Great Copy

Blogging: Changing the Way Marketing is Done

By Patsi Krakoff

Friday, March 10th, 2006

A conversation about the power of blogs as marketing was started on John Jantsch’s Duct Tape Marketing site, and picked up by friend Des Walsh on Thinking Home Business blog. Which got me to thinking: instead of writing "advertorials" for marketing messages, we should be writing "convertorials!" Here’s what Des posted: The more I think […]

Categories : Writing Great Copy