5 ways to ensure that your corporate voice is heard online

Sep 21st, 2016 in Content Generation, Online Copywriting, Online Marketing, Social Media

Let’s face it, it’s a dog-eat-dog world out there. The information age is overloaded. Why should anyone spend time on your corporate website, or, for that matter, your product? Because you have sparkling content, that’s why. Below we’ll show you how sparkling online content is the modern equivalent of the gift of the gab… If…

Work Smart Not Hard while you are at the office

Aug 24th, 2016 in Content Generation, Online Copywriting, Online Marketing

The old maxim used to be work harder. Nowadays it’s work smarter. And the digital age affords us perfect ways to enlist our cleverness. Scroll down and see how. We know you’re smart enough to do that. Why working hard is not smart How do you feel after you’ve been staring at your screen for…

Corporate Is Competitive: 5 Reasons To Outsource Content To Get Ahead

Aug 10th, 2016 in Content Generation, Online Copywriting, Social Media

The competitive nature of the corporate world means that you need more than a ‘me too’ approach to online marketing. To truly get ahead in the corporate world, you need to excel in every area, not just match your competitors. Here are 5 reasons to outsource content to experienced content creators who can help you…

Is Content King? How to be Taken Seriously in the Corporate Arena

Aug 4th, 2016 in Content Generation, Online Copywriting, Social Media

The saying ‘content is king’ is often repeated, for good reason. It’s true that in the corporate arena, many individual elements of how you conduct business are king. Authority is king, for example. You need to communicate to potential customers or business partners that you are an authority in your niche to win their investment….

How you can poison your guests with social media

Jul 28th, 2016 in Content Generation, Online Copywriting, Social Media

If you ask any marketing professional they will say unequivocally that using social media is good for business. That just like introducing a new dish to your menu, it’s a positive move. It’s definitely good for business. But is it always? What if you accidently use contaminated fish in your new menu item? With regular customers all…