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  1. Tag Team Writing

    by Aaron Lazar - 2007-02-28
    We’d clash. We’d argue. Neither of us would be satisfied, and the end result would be disastrous, a muddied representation of watered down prose. I based this prejudice on the experiences ...
  2. Copywriting Success: If You Can Write A Letter, You Can Write Copy

    by Angela Booth - 2007-02-27
    Writing copy is the easiest and fastest way to make a great income as a writer. With other forms of writing like novels, non-fiction books, articles and screenplays, it's a buyers' market, and you're ...
  3. How to Write Winning Sales Copy

    by Laurie Dart - 2007-02-26
    You've created the product. You've sharpened your skills. Now it's time to get your message out. How will you do that? The most effective way is through your Web site. How do you generate sales or lan...
  4. Freelance Copywriting: Don't Get Caught In The "Hourly Rate" Trap

    by Angela Booth - 2007-02-25
    Freelance copywriting is one of the most easy and lucrative ways to make money as a freelance writer.Unfortunately there are some traps and pitfalls for the unwary. For example, many freelance copywri...
  5. The song ''Happy Birthday to You'' is Protected by Copyright

    by Rose DesRochers - 2007-02-23
    The melody to "Happy Birthday to You" was written by school teacher Mildred J. Hill in Louisville, Kentucky. The lyrics to the song were originally written as a classroom song entitled "Good Morni...
  6. Copywriting With Google's Dynamic Keyword Insertion Tool

    by Karon Thackston - 2007-02-23
    Automation is an odd creature.  It usually seems, at first glance, that automating a process can make things easier, simpler and faster.  But oftentimes, once an automated process is in plac...
  7. One of the biggest mistakes you are making right now in your marketing

    by Brett McFall - 2007-02-22
    Want to know one of the biggest mistakes you're making right now in your marketing? To be honest, it's a very small mistake. But costing you BIG moneyI've written copy for over 153 different indus...
  8. Different Types of Patent

    by Subhash - 2007-02-21
    A patent is a document issued by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office located in Arlington, Virginia, that grants to an inventor the legally enforceable right to exclude others from making, sellin...
  9. The Ultimate Power Of Using and Testing Headlines In Your Website

    by Jo Han Mok - 2007-02-21
    A headline captures the attention of the prospect. This in turn, subconsciously asks the prospect to further read on the content of the website. Headlines have the power to tap into your emotions, wan...
  10. Cold Chisel: Lyrics Any Copywriter Can Learn From

    by Glenn Murray - 2007-02-20
    Anyone who's heard Jimmy Barnes sing/scream might instantly ask, "what's Cold Chisel got to do with copywriting?" Many would also ask, "why discuss the lyrics of a screaming pub-rock band?"My answer? ...
  11. How to Write Better Cover Letters

    by brian konradt - 2007-02-18
    For many people new to job-seeking, cover letters sometimes seem unnecessary. You’ve already sent a resume, so why waste time writing a cover letter? A well-written cover letter is the perfect i...
  12. Checklist For Powerful Profitable Headlines

    by Johannes Garrido - 2007-02-18
    A couple weeks ago, I decided to ALTER the headline for a product that I sell. After reviewing my stats, I was amazed to realize that by nothing other than changing the WORDS that appeared in my headl...
  13. Basics of Writing a Winning Sales Letter

    by Sean Mize - 2007-02-16
    You can write a great sales letter. Sure, you may have to learn some new skills. But keep in mind, the great copywriters of today weren’t born writing great sales letters. They started right whe...
  14. How to apply for a Patent?

    by Subhash - 2007-02-14
    If the inventor is dead, the application may be made by his/her legal representative. If the inventor is insane, the application for patent may be made by a guardian. If an inventor refuses to app...
  15. Who may apply for a Patent?

    by Subhash - 2007-02-13
    If The Inventor Is Dead, Insane, or Refuses to PatentIf the inventor is dead, the application may be made by legal representatives, that is, the administrator or executor of the estate. If the inv...
  16. Why Content Still Matters in Web 2.0

    by C. Brackney, Content Done Better - 2007-02-07
    Some time ago, I read Andrew Odlysko's "Content is Not King," which argues that connectivity and point-to-point communication is far more important in terms of the net's growth and value than is t...
  17. College and High School Writing: Difference

    by Timoty Anderson - 2007-02-07
    Essay writing can be tricky. A five-paragraph text was enough for high school essay writing. College essays will require more than this. According to most colleges, writing a college essay is an i...
  18. What Snoopy Didn't Know About The Copywriter's Life

    by John Manley - 2007-02-07
    In 1993, I was helping a friend move out of his apartment. I don't remember a whole lot about that day, except a Peanuts comic strip he had pinned to a bulletin board I packed away.Snoopy sat in each ...
  19. Article Marketing to English Speaking People

    by Trina L.C. Schiller - 2007-02-03
    Article Marketing to English Speaking PeopleTrina L.C. SonnenbergHave you ever noticed, in online communities, such as forums, that there are many people who are not native to English? Most, if no...
  20. Sales Letter Template

    by Christopher H Smith - 2007-02-02
    Have you ever seen those sales letters people use to sell their products on the internet?You know the ones, they have all sorts of different sized fonts with crazy colors and all that.Do you think th...