Fed up with your website never making it to page one or even two of Google’s search results? The good news is that a copywriter can help your website become more visible. But not all copywriters are made equal.
Does your website delight visitors by immediately serving their purpose? Or does it make them leave within seconds because it doesn’t give them what they want or need?
How do you react when you get a complaint? Do you squirm or do you get indignant? Either way, you’ve got to suck it up and compose a reply. But where do you start?
Exasperated by the disorganized, long-winded emails you get from clients and colleagues? Don’t know what your action point is? Show them how to write truly professional emails that ensure your message is received loud and clear with these six handy tips.
Yep, it’s time to update your website. You want it to have a fresh new look. You want to drive traffic to it and then persuade visitors to call you or buy from you. So what’s your next step?
Setting concrete business goals is wise. What isn’t so wise is forgetting them. Or not setting aside enough time to achieve them. Or giving up on them because you haven’t worked out how to achieve them. So what can you do to avoid setting yourself up for failure?
If you’re a freelancer, it’s a good bet that you’re not in the habit of setting clear-sighted goals for your business. But no goals means spending all your time working hard without achieving what you really want, Sound familiar?