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There is no one formula for website copywriting that works for every company, big or small.

However, following are some steps all website copywriters can take to make the most of their limited time with readers.

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The second of our Twitter Chats where we talked integrations and add-ons with Xero and Quickbooks plus a host of QBO unconditionals and some random developers who popped in for the chat. We covered many topics relating to integrations, add-ons, life and more. Have a look through the chat let us kno Read More

The most important part to any sales process before you even start moving along the sales pipeline is making sure you can keep track of everything. Read More

Google is notorious for updating its search engine algorithms on a seemingly never-ending basis, sending search engine marketers scrambling to stay ahead of the newest trends. In an ideal world, the Internet would be a natural, organic ecosystem—and Google is trying to make it that way—but with so Read More

Surprise! Nobody wants what you say you’re selling. They want what you’re REALLY selling. Discover the difference, and why it’s great news for you. Read More

If you own a successful business and have been providing quality products and services to your customers for a while, it makes great sense to start operating an ecommerce website to target the burgeoning online audience segment. This will help maximize both your revenue and your customer base. At Read More

Young adults in the U.S. today are facing a perfect storm of personal and social pressures than can compromise their financial well-being: record lows in savings, record highs in student and consumer debt, increasing living costs, and uncertain employemnt prospects. It's more crucial now than ever Read More

The bill by Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara) would have prohibited corporations from putting franchisees out of business unless they committed what’s known as a “substantial and material breach” of their franchise contract. Read More

The bill by Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara) would have prohibited corporations from putting franchisees out of business unless they committed what’s known as a “substantial and material breach” of their franchise contract. Read More

I was talking to a business owner just the other day that needed help and was having problems with competition in the town. The competition was new in town, some were fly in fly out businesses and all had arrived when business was booming....... Read More