Copyrights and copywrongs – what you need to know about stolen content
Posted on 20. Jan, 2011 by Elaine Larkin in Blogging, Copyright, Copywriting, Internet, Journalism, Photography, Writing
I try and avoid writing about copyright too much, mainly because I don’t want to seem to harp on about it. But when there’s a lot of chatter about it in a short space of time it’s hard to avoid helping others in their quest for answers when you have the knowledge.
Who do you write for?
Posted on 22. Jun, 2010 by Elaine Larkin in Blogging, Copywriting, Internet, Internet Marketing, Online Marketing, SEO, Technology, Writing
Ask a journalist who do they write for and they’ll probably ream off a list of magazines or newspaper. Ask a web copywriter who they write for and they may list of a load of clients. But really when you’re asking that of a web copywriter that’s not necessarily the answer you’re seeking. The first [...]
Overwriting and knowing when to stop
Posted on 08. Mar, 2010 by Elaine Larkin in Blogging, Copywriting, Internet Marketing, Online Marketing, SEM, Social Media, Social Networking, Writing
A few tips on making your content more shareable Just look at the headline above. It’s neither here nor there. The word shareable is all on its own on the second “deck” of the H1 headline. Now take out today’s paper or any newspaper and you’ll see that in all likelihood that there are no [...]
