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Copywriting: Techniques for a Great Body!
by Wild Bill Montgomery
1) Think about your Readers
When writing ad copy be sure that the average reader can easily
understand and relate to it. Put yourself in their place. Would you
understand? Would you say, "That's me"? One way to help you write for your
readers, is to write just as if you were saying it to their
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ATTENTION RETENTION: GRAB READER INTEREST AND DON'T LET GO!
by Meredith Pond
No matter your profession, chances are you find yourself sitting down to write some kind of document at least once every day. Though many of us don't particularly enjoy it, writing is just one of those things that very few of us manage to get along without.
Whatever your current writing project may
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Protecting your on-line real estate
by David Seitz
Now that you have an active website and ezine, you should be
concerned about protecting it! Let's face it, your website
is wide open to anyone with an itchy right clicking finger
and an Internet connection.
Protecting your intellectual property and website content
is not as difficult as most people
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Copyrights and Wrongs
by Roberta Beach Jacobson
Somehow we have come to believe more is better, that it‘s a good thing if a
search engine
pops up with 27,999 entries on a given subject. Yet it‘s because of this
very "too muchness"
that many journalists have found themselves entangled in the Web.
Writers believe they‘ve sold one-time rights to
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The Rat Spat on the Cat: Active Voice
by Cheryl Paquin
As a chubby wee lass in Scotland, and a less chubby preteen in Australia,grammarians said words such as colour, vigour and humour, needed a "u".
However, after spending almost three years in the U.S., I've learneddifferently, they don't. I rather like it. Just as "u" is unnecessary,writing seems more
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