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Comment on Holding out for a hero by AVLution

AVLution — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 22:18:36 +0000

if the aim of this blog is to rid the world of the DIY merchants and get people putting the right people in the right place to get things done effectively…I’m on board

Comment on Avoiding Social Media Burnout by Copy Bunny

Copy Bunny — Sat, 15 Jan 2011 04:02:23 +0000

lol I love that topic! “Escaping mindless chatter” is literally an art form if it’s done in a manner which doesn’t offend…either online or in person. Just this past week, I had to put the brakes on a conversation w/a woman who was thoroughly esconced in her story about how her new washing machine didn’t quite fit into its intended space.

Comment on Avoiding Social Media Burnout by AVLution

AVLution — Wed, 12 Jan 2011 09:24:58 +0000

I’ll check that out, thanks. I know in the industry I work in social media is becoming more and more popular, as is digital marketing, effective content, etc, etc…so all of this is useful stuff. Thanks

ps – “escaping mindless chatter” could be your next article…!

Comment on Would you ACTUALLY buy this product??? by AVLution

AVLution — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 10:55:36 +0000

…beside from that I actually agree with everything, ridiculous claims like this will motivate only the insane to actually parting with cash for a product. Who would fall for this?
AV

Comment on Would you ACTUALLY buy this product??? by AVLution

AVLution — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 10:54:27 +0000

I know it’s common among US-based copywriters, but the ‘capping up’ of every single word in titles is something that most Brits would not react well to. It says: I’m A Sales Letter, instead of Read me I may be of interest to you.

Comment on Avoiding Social Media Burnout by Copy Bunny

Copy Bunny — Sat, 08 Jan 2011 21:30:22 +0000

Well AV, if the content doesn’t deliver value, then no one’s going to pay attention. Think of it as going to a large party, and determining who you want to speak to.

Every single person prefers to engage in conversation which is valuable to them…or eventually gnaw off an arm trying to escape mindless chatter involving someone’s most recent surgery.

The online rules are changing, and mostly for the better. Recommendation: Read Trust Agents by Chris Brogran. It’s an excellent resource for anyone in biz, especially online.

Comment on Avoiding Social Media Burnout by AV-Lution

AV-Lution — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 14:31:49 +0000

Hi – I’m not a copywriter, by any stretch, but I have recently taken on the services of one for my own website and was interested in finding out more about the world of digital marketing (where I think copy has an important role to play). it seems, and I could be wrong, that whether you are writing a long article, or posting comments onto Facebook, content always has to add value. It’s no longer good enough to just be there…
What do you think?
Thanks for responding BTW

Comment on Avoiding Social Media Burnout by Copy Bunny

Copy Bunny — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 00:57:18 +0000

Hey AV – have enjoyed your comments. So tell me…are you an aspiring copywriter, or an entrepreneur who’s searching out various sites? There’s no right/wrong answer.

(All biz owners should have some understanding of copywriting/SEO)

Comment on Avoiding Social Media Burnout by AV-Lution

AV-Lution — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 15:43:23 +0000

ps…yes, you’re right, social media can be ideal for one off promotions, basically an extended PR campaign.
Thanks for the post

Comment on Avoiding Social Media Burnout by AV-Lution

AV-Lution — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 15:42:12 +0000

I guess I’m one of those people, we started social media up with a real intention of making solid business connections really quickly and wanted to make money out of it. And, while we made plenty of ‘friends’ it didn’t convert. There is on short-cut, it’s about making social media part of your daily routine and enjoying it – then you can make friends (note: no inverted commas) that actually trust you and want to do business with you, maybe…