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Marketing Using Blogs, Twitter, and the Web
In: Business Writing
In "The New Rules of Marketing and PR," David Meerman Scott lays out the best ways for a business to get noticed, and why ignoring them is a bad decision. more...
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Companies of all sizes should have a press kit compiled. Also called a media kit, it provides background information helpful to reporters, bloggers, and consumers. more...
In: Business Writing
The traditional formula of cultivating relationships with targeted journalists before sending press releases is giving way to news releases for all audiences. more...
Using White Papers for Marketing
In: Writing Reports
A white paper is a technical document that argues for a specific position or way to solve a problem. It is a business tool that demonstrates the expertise of the writer. more...
Listing a Business on Google Local
In: Business Writing
Google is the number one way that people find information about local businesses, so it makes sense to write the content that will be found in the local search results. more...
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Reading the English Wikipedia requires a decent vocabulary, but once one begins to edit articles there, a guide to the dense acronyms and jargon is useful. more...
In: Writing Reports
Wikipedia may be able to get the word out about a company, but its users are only interested in dispassionate, third-party information which educates. more...
Verifying Business Information in Wikipedia
In: Business Writing
The policy for Wikipedia is that all information included must come from reliable sources that can be verified. Incorrect information about a business can be removed. more...
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Identifying Target Audiences for Newsletters
By: Carol Cram
Creating Compelling Newsletter Content
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Energize Business Writing with Action Verbs
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How To Create A Great Online Writing Portfolio
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