From the category archives:

Writer’s Block

There’s No Such Thing as Writer’s Block

When writing doesn’t come naturally, quickly or easily, the term writer’s block inevitably arises.

But writer’s block is a misnomer. Writer’s block is simply an inability to produce original written content. People who say they have writer’s block are generally not professional writers.

Blogging Increases Website Traffic

Writer's Block

Websites get more traffic when they receive regular blog posts and new content. Clients should take time to do this daily. If you have a website and you don’t take 15 minutes to blog you’re wasting your website, time and money. When The Marketing Square builds a site for a client we include training on [...]

Keep It Short

Writer's Block

Tight, carefully worded content beats overwritten posts every day. When writing website posts be straightforward and get to the point for readers’ sake. Writing Tips to Keep it Short: 1. Keep flowery language to a minimum. 2. Spare everyone from daily ramblings. 3. Believe it or not, other people don’t cherish every word you write. [...]

Don’t Over Think Website Blog Posts

Writer's Block

It’s not easy for everyone to just sit down and write a blog post for their website every day. There’s a whole flurry of worry that comes over non-writers like: “What do I say in a website blog?” What do you tell clients who want more revenue–say that. “What if I can’t spell?” Use dictionary.com [...]

A 5-Minute Blog Helps Website Traffic

Writer's Block

Business owners who want more website traffic can help make that happen by committing to a 5-minute daily blogging plan. The Marketing Square builds websites in WordPress, a user-friendly format. When site builds are complete all clients are trained to write, add photos and video to their websites. When you add new content to your [...]

Website Interest Starts at the Top

Writer's Block

It’s possible for millions of people to read a website story and it starts with the headline. Write an attention-getting headline to grab and keep a reader. Provide original stories and content to keep them on your website. Headline Tips: 1. Headlines=Readers When people read your website, eyes naturally scan page content left to right. [...]

Good PR Takes Guts

Writer's Block

Some of the best PR stunts ever seen have been in boxing where no promotion is too outrageous. Good, bad, ugly or crazy if it draws attention, the PR worked. Remember the parachuter who landed in the middle of the boxing ring? Fan Man James Miller was a professional paraglider and parachutist trying to become [...]

TV vs. App vs. Facebook vs. Twitter vs. Texting vs….

Writer's Block

You turn on TV for stress-free media that doesn’t force interaction like social media does on smart phones and laptops. You watch. You listen. Within minutes there’s pressure to Like or Follow. It’s reversed: the media begs you to follow them in commercials. Like this: Can You Escape Social Media? No one keeps up with [...]

Can You Really Keep Up With Facebook & Twitter?

Writer's Block

How many Followers do you have on Twitter? How many people Like you on Facebook? Have you got a cool profile picture? Do you know that people judge you on these things? Do you feel social media challenging you, your product, your business? Are you popular, successful, liked, interesting? How do you keep up? Do [...]

← Previous Entries

Writer’s Block

Blogs

Tags