Blog Profile / Copyblogger
| URL : | http://www.copyblogger.com/ | |
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| Filed Under: | Internet / Blogging | |
| Posts on Regator: | 1536 | |
| Posts / Week: | 5.8 | |
| Archived Since: | April 12, 2008 | |
Blog Post Archive
14 Free Ebooks and an Updated 20-Part Internet Marketing Course
Can't see the video? Click here. Free Registration Related Stories Why We Still Need to Write, Even When We’re Scared 5 Ways to Bond with Your Blog’s Audience 11 Compound Word Errors that Might Make You Look like a Numbskull
5 Things Every Copywriter Needs to Know About Their Prospects
What do you really know about your prospect? Their age range perhaps? Where they live? What they do for a living? Useful definitely, but not enough to create copy that rouses emotion and compels action. For that we need to take a journey much deeper into the dark recesses of our customers’ minds … Want [ Continue Reading... Show More Summary
MyCopyblogger: 14 Free Ebooks and an Updated 20-Part Internet Marketing Course
Can’t see the video? Click here. Free Registration About the Author: Brian Clark is founder of Copyblogger and CEO of Copyblogger Media. Get more from Brian on Google+. Related Stories Why We Still Need to Write, Even When We’re Scared 5 Ways to Bond with Your Blog’s Audience 11 Compound Word Errors that Might Make You Look like a Numbskull
5 Writing and Productivity Links You Can Use
This week on The Lede … How A Copywriter Evaluates A Great Website The Unexpected Antidote to Procrastination The Daily Rituals of the World’s Most Creative People 4 Things That Lead to Success (or Failure) with Email Signup Forms How to Do More By Planning Less: The Power of the Anti-Plan Want to grab even [ Continue Reading... Show More Summary
Why We Still Need to Write, Even When We’re Scared
Writing is scary. Sometimes when we publish something, it makes us feel like our insides are hanging out, for all the world to see. We feel vulnerable. We feel naked. We feel … terrified. But here’s the thing — we have to keep writing, in spite of the fear. Show More Summary
Last Day to Save on Charter Membership in Authority
It’s been a big week here at Copyblogger, with lots of changes (more on that next week). But the coolest thing that’s happened has been the response to our new content marketing training and networking community. The forums are already hopping with people getting questions answered. Show More Summary
5 Ways to Bond with Your Blog’s Audience
You’re smart. You know you need to be helpful on your blog in order to grow your audience. You share useful tips. You give away free tutorials. But somehow you’re not connecting with your readers. Your blog seems a little quiet. Sure, you’re getting some traffic. Show More Summary
Could Mobile Responsive Website Design Hurt Your SEO?
Allow your jaw to become unhinged at this statistic: There are over 1 million more mobile devices activated every day across the world than there are babies born. Yeah, mind = blown. Indeed, designing with a mobile-first mindset becomes more important — quite literally — by the day. As does answering burning questions related to [...]Show More Summary
11 Compound Word Errors that Might Make You Look like a Numbskull
Even as a seasoned writer, I’m not immune to making simple but stupid mistakes. Take the word “jive” for instance … Ever since I was kicking the slats out of my crib, I thought it meant “to agree with, to be in harmony.” But nnnnnnnnoooooo. Jive is a language immortalized by the movie Airplane. The word [...]Show More Summary
How to Become a Content Marketing Expert
You hear everyone talking about online content marketing, because with today’s Internet-empowered prospect, content marketing is what works. And yet, you may be struggling with creating content that works for your business or your clients. Or maybe you’re just trying to take your game to the next level. There’s a lot to learn, and even [...]Show More Summary
The Amazing Copywriting Machine
Bill was a struggling copywriter with a big idea. He’d spend hours and days laboring over headlines, landing pages, ads, and emails for his few clients, but the results of his work were often not worthy of comment. He’d had enough. One warm Friday night, he decided he would build a machine — a copywriting [...]Show More Summary
Three Reasons a “Mobile First” Philosophy is Critical to Achieving Your Business Goals
At the 1961 Masters Tournament, Arnold Palmer held a one stroke lead over Gary Player as he walked off the 18th tee. On the trip up the fairway he allowed himself to talk to a friend who congratulated Palmer on his win. Even though Palmer knew he needed to concentrate on finishing the hole, he [...]Show More Summary
13 Timeless Lessons from the Father of Advertising
In 1962, Time magazine called David Ogilvy “the most sought-after wizard in today’s advertising industry.” In his years as an advertising executive and copywriter, Ogilvy created some of the world’s most successful and iconic marketing campaigns, including the legendary Man in the Hathaway Shirt, plus notable efforts for Schwepps, Rolls Royce, and the island of [...]Show More Summary
How to Immediately Become a More Productive (and Better) Writer
You want to become a better writer. I know this because you’re reading Copyblogger. I also know that you fear becoming a better writer. This I know because you must change to become better, and to fear change is to be human. But what if I told you that you only need to change one [...]Show More Summary
Two Words That Will Make You a Smarter Content Marketer
You don’t usually envision a poet engaging in a pistol duel — let alone twenty-nine — but that’s exactly what Alexander Pushkin did. His last duel proved fatal. Sadly, as long as there are two people on earth, there will be conflict. But it doesn’t always have to end in death. I’ve been in several [...]Show More Summary
Case Study: How Content Marketing Saved this Brick-and-Mortar Business
At this hope, we hope you’re seeing how content marketing can transform an online business into a runaway success story. It’s probably less obvious how you might go about doing that with a more traditional brick-and-mortar business. But those under-explored territories can be particularly fertile ground for a solid content strategy. Today we’ll talk about [...]Show More Summary
5 Links You Can Thank Me For Later …
This week on The Lede … Why Are You Waiting to Get Picked? How to Accomplish More by Doing Less Why “Digital First” is Better Why Weirdos Get Ahead at Work Louis C.K. on Patience in Building Your Platform Want to grab even more useful links (beyond those that make The Lede)? Follow @copyblogger on [...]Show More Summary
How To Sell Without Selling
If you want a simple way to make your emails more profitable, without any hard pitching or looking even remotely “salesy”, then give me a few minutes here, and let me show you how to do it in this article. Here’s the story … One problem a lot of people have with writing effective emails [...]Show More Summary
A Simple Story About the Power of Publishing Content on the Open Web
I think everyone who has ever wanted to write a book has dreams about what publication day will be like. So far, mine has involved exactly zero groupies and parades, but it’s still been nice. I’ve been watching this day creep towards me for a long time, and now that it’s here, I’m feeling more [...]Show More Summary
The 5 Cornerstone Values that Build an Authoritative Online Presence
You’ve seen us talking a lot about authority — authority with your audience, with search engines, with colleagues, with other web publishers. Why do you want it? Because given the noisy, cluttered state of the web right now, it’s the authoritative site that earns the business. It’s the site that delivers credible, effective solutions to [...]Show More Summary