In this Ad Copy 202 class, we will expose one of the most respected insider sales techniques of business writing. Don’t worry if you haven’t completed Ad Copy 101, it hasn’t been written. The tips in this article can be used by anyone as sales techniques in business writing. More: continued here

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Along with the opportunities offered by smaller, focused imprints, authors will face additional challenges that need to be overcome. In an age of fierce publishing battles it is understandable that corporations are looking for ways to hook more and more readers, however, smaller imprints may not be the answer. And for writers there just might [...]

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An editor’s worst nightmare is sitting at their desk, staring at a pile of unpolished manuscripts, all doomed to fill the circular file. So how do you ensure that your work avoids the trash can or the desktop’s recycle bin? Try using these 19 self-editing tips offered up by an established freelancer and editor. More: [...]

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As a professional speaker, the first message type is the verbal message. First off, your verbal message should be clear and concise. Your discussion points should be detailed and well supported by data, testimonials and perhaps even visual aids. Discussion and transition points should flow and lead your audience from point A to point B. [...]

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Whether you have a list or not this is the best way to establish yourself, to gain a list, and to get sales for your product. Joint ventures can be great if you don’t have your own list but what happens if you do not have a relationship with the other marketers? You need to [...]

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Sometimes a rotten story gets through, and a terse, extremely abrupt, often caustic response emits from our esteemed editor. Editors are in place to help make your words sing, but they are not the frontmen for your act, nor are they writing the show. More: continued here

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Unless your last name is King, Rowling, Ludlum, or Collins, in order to realize your fame fantasy, you must just get to work. You need to write and never stop writing, letting it consume you to ensure you’re well armed with a fat portfolio of writing credits. More: continued here

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A “prop” is any object that is handled or used while you are on stage. Props can be many different things such as flip charts, demonstrations, overhead projections – images, photos, and videos, and even other people. These props enhance the message you are trying to convey to your audience and can also help people [...]

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Braving the verbal flotsam awash in coffee shop recollections of minor occurrences helps jettison stress and apprehension causing creativity to flourish, however you need to pay attention to patrons talk about the details of their lives. More: continued here

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The point of all press releases is to unobtrusively present facts and information, and publishers, editors and journalists, generally speaking, are not dumb. You have to be a forensic writer when creating press releases. More: continued here

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