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Article Writing Made Easy
11 May 2008 at 8:15am
by noreply@blogger.com (Brian Scott)
Writing and submitting articles is an effective marketing strategy to deliver targeted visitors, increase your rankings and boost sales. However, it is easy to equate article writing with onerous tasks such as writing high school or university essays. The memories of the pain involved in this form of writing can take time to fade away. The good news is that after learning a few simple steps, writing your own articles isn't as hard as it appears.

One of the biggest hurdles most new writers face is finding ideas to write about. The easiest way to begin is to write about things you are interested in and preferably passionate about. You already have knowledge in these areas which can be shared with others. It is easy to under-estimate your own abilities in areas you... ( cont'd )



MarketingSherpa?s Fourth Annual Viral Marketing Hall of Fame
11 May 2008 at 8:13am
by noreply@blogger.com (Brian Scott)
MarketingSherpa is looking for marketing and advertising agencies and companies using viral marketing and advertising to submit their best viral marketing and advertising campaigns for MarketingSherpa's 2008 Viral Marketing Hall of Fame, at http://viraladvertising08.marketingsherpa.com/.

"This is the fourth year for the Viral Marketing Hall of Fame awards," said MarketingSherpa's Editorial Director Tad Clarke. "Last year we had a hard time selecting the winners because there were so many good submissions."

To enter, simply submit your video/audio clips, e-cards, online games, Flash, tell-a-friend boxes, microsite or social networking campaign and give details about the campaign, strategies used and the buzz it generated. The campaign submission deadline is May 16th.


Free Templates Online
10 May 2008 at 10:40am
by noreply@blogger.com (Brian Scott)
Free Templates Online invites users to download free web templates and use it to create their website free of charge. The customers are also authorized to make any necessary modifications to the products to fit their purposes.

To learn how to make these modifications, Web Design Tutorials and Articles section has been enriched with the new materials. Photoshop, Flash, HTML, Web Design Basics, Site Maintenance and other tutorials and articles can be used as the supplementary training and informational resource that will raise the designers' experience and creativity and help with customizing and development of a new website.

Website: http://www.freetemplatesonline.com/


Storybids Launches Product Placement Auction House
10 May 2008 at 10:36am
by noreply@blogger.com (Brian Scott)
Storybids, Inc. has launched its product placement marketplace where online video content creators can get paid to feature physical products in pre-production user-generated videos, serial mini-dramas, videoblogs and webisodes. Advertisers may use Storybids' searching capabilities to seek out video creators that meet their demographic criterion such as viewership, subscriptions, and ratings or by genre or age demographic.

Video creators looking to fund their independent or professional film projects may now seek out product placement advertising opportunities by targeting specific advertisers that complement the storyline of future content. Storybids also works as a social media marketplace for filmmakers by allowing them to connect with other filmmakers for adv... ( cont'd )



A Writing Career Is More Lucrative Than You Think by Tony Jacowski
8 May 2008 at 12:47pm
by noreply@blogger.com (Brian Scott)
However, if you have a zest for writing and want to make it your vocation in life, here is some very useful information that introduces you to the various options.

Contrary to what people think, a career in writing can be very exciting, intellectually satisfying and financially rewarding.

Opportunities in Journalism

Writing expertise can help you become a journalist in print media. You can write articles and news for magazines, newspapers, sports and trade magazines. To be a successful journalist you have to be good at research, whether it is politics, crime or any other subject. You will have to conduct interviews of prominent personalities in various fields and also present the views of the public to make your reporting interesting, informative and aimed at pres... ( cont'd )



New Versions of Free Video Editing Software
8 May 2008 at 12:42pm
by noreply@blogger.com (Brian Scott)
DVDVideoSoft is offering free video editing software. This site also provides a free video converter and multimedia software guides and tutorials. Unlike software and shareware catalogs collecting third-party products, DVDVideoSoft carefully designs, develops and releases all free software titles under its own name and makes them available to computer users without any hidden fees, subscriptions or registrations. The new versions features the batch mode, more supported input and output formats, 9 new optimized presets for Apple players: iPod, iPhone and iTouch and numerous interface and internal engine improvements.

Today DVDVideoSoft at http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/free-dvd-video-software.htm offers 15 simple tools, including the set of programs to download vide... ( cont'd )



Making Money as a Freelance Photographer
4 May 2008 at 5:16am
by noreply@blogger.com (Brian Scott)
The first thing to do if you want to make money from photos is learn how to take great ones. In the world of commercial photography clarity sells. The subject of how to take a good photo is too comprehensive for one article, however the following is important:

· Have a decent camera.
· Know how to use it.
· Have an eye for detail and colour.
· Be ready to grab an opportunity when it presents itself.

If you happen to be driving through the hills of Scotland and come across a lone piper (or even two), grab that camera. Watch for sunsets, moonrise, cloud formations and tree shapes. Keep a sharp eye on your pet for unusual poses, and visit your florist every so often. Flower pictures are surely many photographers' bread and butter and they can be photographed in the lig... ( cont'd )



Freelance Writer Advice by Bob Younce
4 May 2008 at 5:09am
by noreply@blogger.com (Brian Scott)
I frequently am asked, sometimes by a total stranger, what it is like to be a successful freelance writer. My answer is always the same:

"It's the hardest job I've ever had. It's also the most satisfying."

Here are the most important bits of advice and encouragement I can offer regarding freelance writing:

First, you need to know that freelance writing is a somewhat complex and unpredictable business, especially when it comes to freelance writing online. One day you can be at the top of the heap, and have to beat potential clients away with a stick. The next day you might be begging former clients for any work whatsoever. In this way, freelance writing is a lot like a roller coaster ride, but with less nausea and more loops.

The good news is that, for the dedicated... ( cont'd )



Your business, in words: The power of a good slogan
4 May 2008 at 5:03am
by noreply@blogger.com (Brian Scott)
If you're like most business owners, you need to make your marketing efforts work hard for the money. And one of the keys to successful marketing is to start with a well conceived message that captures the essence of your company or product, is memorable and appeals to your target market: in other words, a good slogan or tagline.

Of course, if you've ever tried to write a tagline for your company, you know that the process is a lot harder than it sounds. Join PROFIT Editor-in-Chief Ian Portsmouth and Steve Cone, author of Powerlines: Words that Sell Brands, Grip Fans, and Sometimes Change History, as they discuss:

- Problems encountered when creating slogans and taglines

- Good taglines for small business

- Slogans that miss the mark, and what makes them bad

- The s... ( cont'd )



Homeworkers: Get mobile, get promoted
29 Apr 2008 at 7:59am
by noreply@blogger.com (Brian Scott)
Without that five minutes chat by the watercooler, the open-ended lunch break, or a boss's beckoning door, homeworkers can often feel isolated from colleagues and the opportunities for informal networking and mentoring that are wrought by the almost mythical 9-to-5. Without the ties that bind, those working from home offices can be overlooked for perks and promotions. So, what's a busy homebody to do? Get connected, that's what!

Research to be published soon in the International Journal of Mobile Communications, looked at how a small sample of homeworkers working in a telecommunications organization were affected in terms of job satisfaction and promotions.

Homeworking involves individuals carrying out traditional office tasks, full-time or part-time, usually usi... ( cont'd )



Your Business Card is a Powerful Marketing Tool
27 Apr 2008 at 11:43am
by noreply@blogger.com (Brian Scott)
A few years back, the standard business card had basic contact information printed in one color, usually black, on one side of plain vanilla paper stock, sometimes with two-color printing to kick it up a bit. Today you can easily print on both sides of a BC in four-color process with a laminated, glossy finish. In regard to cost, it's about fifty dollars for 500 cards. This is a fraction of what it cost a few years ago. Now that's a bargain.

"BCs are becoming mini-brochures that can make a colorful impression. The second side can be just the logo if you are after an 'I am very cool' effect, or you could print a mission statement if you want people to know what you stand for, and, at the very least, a short list of special things your company does. Whatever way y... ( cont'd )



10 Tips for Creating a Powerful Career Portfolio
27 Apr 2008 at 11:39am
by noreply@blogger.com (Brian Scott)
Job seekers wanting to stay up to speed in the job market--let alone get a step ahead of their competition--should start building their digital career portfolios immediately.

The Internet has revolutionized the job search process, making it easy for job seekers to find and apply for dozens of jobs in a matter of minutes. Unfortunately, it's now more challenging than ever to stand out from other applicants, leaving many job seekers to wonder what it takes to leave a lasting impression on today's hiring managers and recruiters.

The answer may be as simple as having a web-based portfolio. According to The Editors at JIST, authors of Your Career and Life Plan Portfolio, Third Edition, online portfolios go a long way in helping job seekers outshine competition and est... ( cont'd )





 
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1. Working Writers, 2. Writers Write, 3. Writers in the Sky,
4. Copyblogger, 5. Print Media News, 6. E-Media Tidbits,
7. Bloggers Blog, 8. Creative Freelancing, 9. Screenwriting News,
10. Copyright Law, 11. Book Deals, 12. Book Publishing News,
13. Readers Read, 14. Literacy News, 15. Write Better


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