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Posing Professional
You’re not really getting a fair story on this because I wrote so much during the honeymoon phase of the job and not over the past 4 months, where my enthusiasm and eagerness slowly dissipated with every HTML/ technical writing/ Quickbooks assignment I completed. I was floundering. I hated that position. I hated it so much, I had to leave the house before I really woke up and was getting there 45 minutes early. The last month, I spent 60% of the day staring at HTML files that made no sense to me, or trying to eloquently explain a universal e-commerce tool that I didn’t understand. I spent about an hour a day on marketing blogs trying to teach myself B2B marketing and I’ll admit, I spent probably a total of an hour a day IMing with a co-worker about how unfit we were for our positions.
I'm back at it for anyone that's interested in one (particularly awesome) person's exploration of what it means to be a professional... by Jan 14
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To prepare, we need to ask ourselves one important question. “When we begin to receive 30, 40, or 50+ comments, where do we find the time to deal with them?” Knowing it’s possible to receive dozens of comments, being prepared is half the battle. Do we publish less often? I stopped answering [comments] individually.
4. Add Ping Services – You probably won’t have to do this, but when I installed my blog there were no ping services in the Options >> Writing section of my WordPress admin panel. Adding ping services means that you can send trackbacks to other blogs which lets them know when you link to their posts. It also gets your site listed in Technorati and other blog aggregation services. 5.
24 Things I Do When Launching a New Blog
It was not too long ago that I returned from a holiday road trip to find a gift parcel from a friend in the States. The gift was Stephen King’s brilliant publication “ On Writing .” I took to digging into the book right away. King remains one of the most disciplined workers in this business, so his information and insight proved very valuable to me. A Guest Post by William (Dann) Alexander .
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Maybe you believe that the internet has always found a way around censorship and always will. But while the internet as a whole may be tough enough to survive, you may find yourself crushed in the gears as it all gets worked out. Maybe you figure it can’t be all that bad. Click to continue…
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Did you define a specific audience before planning your project and writing the copy? Did you consider your target audience’s age, urgent concerns, cultural references, and peripheral interests when writing the copy? Does your copy pass the Target Test? Did you research whether your target audience regularly uses the medium or media you’ve chosen to reach them? Even the most powerfully written copy won’t hit its mark unless you aim it carefully at your target. Ideally, you (or your copywriter) won’t write the copy—won’t even decide what medium to employ—until after you identify and define everything you can about your target audience.
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