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4 tips to be a better writer — right now!
Writing comes naturally to some. To others, it is a completely unnatural and uncomfortable process. The majority of business professionals out there fall somewhere in between. They consider themselves decent writers but find it a challenge to continually locate the … Continue reading
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Tips for Editing Your Own Writing
I was honored to lead a workshop at the 18th Annual Western Reserve Spring Writers Conference at Lakeland Community College in Kirtland, Ohio. Joining me were some fantastic writers of both books and articles. My topic was “Editing Your Own … Continue reading
Ultimate Website Content Part Two: What’s Your Story
I had a fiction writing teacher in college who used to talk about an old song with the verse, “Don’t tell me you love me, show me you love me.” This was his way of explaining to the class that … Continue reading
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Tagged content, effective writing, web content, websites, writing
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Ultimate Website Content–Part One: Case Studies
Are words really all that important when it comes to websites? Isn’t the look what matters? Certainly, that’s a big part of the whole package. But words do have meaning on websites, because people want to know what it is … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Birol, case studies, company website, entrepreneur, small business, web content, website
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Susan Mikolic Offers “Stepping Stones” to Mental Health
Please visit the link below to see my small business profile about Susan Mikolic on coolcleveland.com: http://coolcleveland.com/index.php?n=Main.CleBizGuardianAngel
Posted in Uncategorized, entrepreneur, small business, writing
Tagged Mental Health, profile, small business, Stepping Stones, Susan Mikolic
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Newsletters That Make You Go “Hmm…”
Business e-newsletters seem to be popping up all over the place. Companies have found e-newsletters an economical and effective way to reach customers, potential customers and industry people. What a great opportunity to present industry news and illustrate what makes … Continue reading
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Tagged newsletter, small business, writing
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Does Your Web Content Sing?
One of my daughter’s favorite commercials during the recent Summer Olympics had a catchy refrain that she happily sang long after the music had stopped. “This is Budweiser. This is beer,” the voices rang out from the television set. My … Continue reading
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Tagged content, small business, website, writing
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It’s, Like, Not Good in Print Either
A recent article in the local newspaper–a front-page, above-the-fold article–told the story of a local politician at an event. The politician handed a treat to a youngster, and the mother somewhat protested. The next line of the article read: Russo … Continue reading
Calling All Youngstowners (present and former)
I have been looking at a lot of sites lately dedicated to Youngstown. I am pleased with the pride that all of these people have for their community. I grew up in Y-town, and even though I left, I carry … Continue reading
Posted in Northeast Ohio, Uncategorized, Youngstown, faith, writing
Tagged Baby Doll Dance, festival, Mount Carmel, revitalize, Youngstown
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The Dictionary, Please
In the not-so-olden days, a writer relied on an electric or even a manual typewriter, some White Out for mistakes and a dictionary. Spell Check was nothing more than a glimmer in some young technical genius’ eye. Instead, you depended … Continue reading
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Tagged copywriting, dictionary, grammar, press release, spelling, writing
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