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Domain Name Horror Stories
You have finally made it! You have bought a property for your business; you have been comfortably trading for a while; you regularly make payments ... and then all of a sudden you discover you don't own your property. That the person who handled the sale registered the property in their name and they have decided to claim it and sell it on to someone else.
Sound far-fetched, or the stuff of those trashy tabloid Current Affairs shows? It happens every day in thousands of businesses around the world - but the only thing is that it happens with virtual real estate and not bricks and mortar. We often see it when our clients come to us to update their web copy or build a new website for them.
Is Marketing Just Propaganda Rebadged?
Running an ethical, values-based copywriting business can be challenging. You want to do the right thing by yourself, your team members and your community … but sometimes the ethical boundaries can become a tad blurry.
For example, at what point does marketing cross the line over into unethical influencing? At what point does marketing become propaganda?
Facebook Content Marketing in 5 Minutes a Day
I get it. You are busy trying to deliver your key services for your business and the last thing on your mind is "doing" Facebook for your business on top of everything else. It always seems so complicated and time consuming!
What if I told you that you only need a maximum of 5 minutes a day to get your Facebook content sorted? Of course, like everything in marketing if you spend heaps more time and money you will get better results. However, this strategy is sort of like the "4 Ingredients" version of Facebook content marketing. It isn't fancy - but it gets the job done.
What Customer Experience Teams Can Learn from Google
The Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and Customer Experience industries have been developing in parallel silos over the past decade.
The early days of SEO were all about following scripts to game the search engine system to make Google think the website was more important than it probably was. The early days of customer experience were all about creating customer service scripts and recipes to game the sales process to make customers think the service was better than it probably was.
Secrets Your Website Reveals About Your Company Culture
If you want to know the corporate culture of a company or business, simply take a look at their website (… even if a fabulous copywriter has written it).
Corporate Culture is basically how we do things around here (which is totally separate to what services we provide).
If a company’s culture is one of a ruthless robber baron, you can pretty much guarantee you will find clues in their website. If a company’s culture is warm, fuzzy and as disorganised as the second drawer in your kitchen – their website will scream it from the roof-tops.
Reflections on Over a Decade of Copywriting Services
As we reflected on to our 12 year's in business, we have been looking back over our client files. All we can say is “WOW!” We knew we had worked with a huge variety of businesses over that time – we just hadn’t realised how diverse they really were.
I thought I would share just a glimpse into our copywriting client files – so you get just a taste of the life of a copywriter and the copywriting services we offer.
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