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March 21st is World Poetry Day

March 21, 2010 Lisa Mason 1 comment

Are you a poet? Do you love and appreciate poetry? Are you just looking to learn a little more about poetry or putting some rhymes together now and then? March 21st is World

Poetry Day. There’s no better day than today to learn more about poetry.

via March 21st is World Poetry Day – Associated Content – associatedcontent.com.

Seven Tips for Getting More Writing Time Out of Your Day – Associated Content – Penny White

March 21, 2010 Lisa Mason 3 comments

Everyone leads very busy lives these days. Between work, family, meetings and socializing, when does anyone have the time to write?

It’s a common complaint I hear a lot. I, too, often find myself pressed for time. But there are ways of squeezing in a little extra time to work on those writing

projects.

via Seven Tips for Getting More Writing Time Out of Your Day – Associated Content – associatedcontent.com. – By Penny White

How to Use Articles to Create Publicity For Your Business

March 21, 2010 Lisa Mason 2 comments

You may have already heard that writing articles is a free and powerful way to promote your business but how much do you really know about this and using them for publicity? Chances are, you’re not using your articles to their full potential but all of that can change today.

Maybe you’re thinking this practice won’t apply to your business but the truth is they can apply to any business, regardless of the type. How can you make them work for you? Writing articles can increase your credibility, establish you as an expert in your niche and provide free advertising for your website, service or product. You can market yourself, your company or your product all over the Internet with quality articles.

The most important thing you can know about your articles is that they need to be high quality and contain excellent grammar and spelling. Poorly written articles are going to reflect poorly on your image as a business. If this is a potential customer’s first impression of you, it’s important to make it a good one. If you are unable to reach this level of quality yourself, you might consider having a professional edit them or write them for you.

Once you have high quality content, the next important step is to know what to do with them. Here are some ideas on how to use your articles to create publicity for your business:

· Post the articles on your website.

· Offer an article as a free report to your customers.

· Give articles as a free gift when people sign up for your website.

· Submit your articles to free article directories.

· Contact editors and publishers of e-zines and ask if they want to publish your articles.

· Group articles together and create an e-book or free special report.

· Offer articles for display in your office or lobby of your workplace.

· Use articles as weekly tips.

· Submit to magazines and other print media.

· Offer your articles to colleges, seminars and workshops.

· Use copies of your articles in a media kit.

· Archive articles on your website for a complete database.

· Send copies of your articles with sales letters and other sales material.

Now that you know what to do with your articles, you can begin writing excellent, enticing and high quality articles to get your name out there. Remember, it’s fast and it’s free. You can start today!

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Suzanne Alicie’s Contributor Profile – Associated Content Writer of the Day

March 21, 2010 Lisa Mason 2 comments

Suz is a property manager and a freelance writer. Her work can be found on Bright Hub, Examiner and eHow as well as several other places online. Her website Freelance Writer Online is a resource for all online freelance writers.

via Suzanne Alicie’s Contributor Profile – Associated Content – associatedcontent.com.

Fresno State students get high-tech writing help – Education and Schools – fresnobee.com

March 21, 2010 Lisa Mason Leave a comment

More than 140 Fresno State professors are trying out a computer tool that taps into video-game competitiveness to improve student writing.

via Fresno State students get high-tech writing help – Education and Schools – fresnobee.com.

Video games and writing/education merge again- this time in a positive way. What are YOUR thoughts?

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