You are a small-business owner with a non-existent, content-marketing budget. This means you write all of your sales materials and hope for the best.
Well, don’t despair!
Even though you can’t hire a professional copywriter or content strategist right now, that doesn’t mean you can’t steal a few of their tricks to write “copy that sells.”
And the best part is, you don’t need to spend a lot of time to see drastic results. So…
If so, add a question with a feedback-area, link to a specific Website-page where people can get more information, ask readers to join your newsletter, and more. Keep site visitors engaged and on your Website by giving them a specific, action to take. Then, track that action to see if your content is doing what you want it to do.
Done. You just improved your content.
If you want better results from your content, steal these tips from the pros. Within 20 minutes or less, you can fix errors, make your copy easier to read, add excitement, communicate your message, and more.
Simple steps? Yes! But, they can make a huge different on sales and credibility for your business.
Now, what are you going to do to improve your content in minutes?
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Author Melanie Rembrandt helps business owners boost sales, awareness and credibility with targeted, SEO content-marketing strategy, public relations, and social media. For valuable articles and assistance with your business, contact her and her team at Rembrandt Communications®, LLC, www.rembrandtwrites.com.
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