With seemingly everything digital these days, many small business owners might ask whether they need a printed brochure at all. My answer to that, for the most part, is a definite “yes.” Let’s start with where we are. If you’re like most businesses, you’ve got a lot of information on your website. Perhaps some of it … Do businesses still need printed brochures?
It’s been a long while I updated my site, but I’ve finally got around to doing it. You can see several more entries on my testimonials page, and some new examples in my samples section. I’ve also updated my Google results page – rankings for sites I’ve written or rewritten. Projects I’ve worked on in the last few … News update – 25.2.2015
A recent survey found that 57% of people have Googled themselves at some time or another – that is searched for themselves online. It’s known as egosurfing, vanity searching or self-googling. I can well believe it. In fact if anything that figure seems on the low side (speaking as someone who has Googled himself quite a few times, … The Google egosurfing trap – ok for individuals, bad for businesses
Most people know the phrase about America and Britain being divided by a common language, whether it was originally coined by George Bernard Shaw, Oscar Wilde or our old friend Anonymous. It suddenly struck me recently when I was watching a film (movie/picture/what have you) that we’re actually pretty divided when it comes to unspoken communication as … British and American English – it seems we’re also divided by unspoken language
How my copywriting has made a big difference to results and profitability
