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4 Common Emotions to Consider When Creating Content

Posted on 03/12/2012 by Chris Vanasdalan

Copywriting can be a fickle thing. You’re selling a product, but you don’t want your content to come off as a hard sales pitch. Most folks are pretty savvy when it comes to seeing through traditional marketing jargon. They respond … Continue reading →

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Why You Are the Most Important Commenter on Your Blog

Posted on 03/10/2011 by Chris Vanasdalan

Social Media is all about building relationships and your blog is generally seen as the hub of those efforts. It’s the starting point where you share your ideas, offer advice and educate your audience. It should be a welcoming and … Continue reading →

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Content Generation For Business: Keeping Customers Informed and Engaged

Posted on 02/09/2011 by Chris Vanasdalan

These days content is everywhere. Gone are the days of heading to the local library, scanning the stacks for information. Magazine and newspaper subscriptions are down and news is delivered to us digitally. It’s never been easier to find and … Continue reading →

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Using Twitter: The Importance of Being a Leader & Follower

Posted on 01/05/2011 by Chris Vanasdalan

I’ll be honest: I don’t claim to be a Twitter expert, but I’ve picked up a few things and I’ve seen my Klout score rise in the year and a half I’ve been micro-blogging. In fact, I’m even starting to … Continue reading →

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