Copify, Nublue and quality copywriting
A response to Nublue’s survey of copywriting resources, including a reassessment of the quality of the articles produced for it.
A response to Nublue’s survey of copywriting resources, including a reassessment of the quality of the articles produced for it.
Why John Lewis’ attempt to revise and qualify their slogan ‘Never Knowingly Undersold’ was probably a mistake.
I’ve never got on with networking. Here are the top seven reasons why.
The Gap logo saga illustrates some of the worst delusions held by marketers about social media.
The term ‘copywriting’ is a broad church – there are lots of copywriting specialisations, and lots of types of copywriter. This article explains the main ones.
Marketers are just as prone to flawed decision-making as everyone else. This post looks at the way in which some common cognitive biases affect marketing decisions.
Waitrose’s food may be delicious, but the copy on these two products’ packaging leaves a very sour taste.
Freelancers are ultimately at the mercy of their clients, and difficult behaviour can be hard to take. This article presents some ideas for managing freelance fury.
Google Instant allows users to click away from their search with only part of the search term entered, with potentially important consequences for long-tail phrases.
Brand bidding is the practice of running PPC (AdWords) ads to appear when a competitor’s brand is searched for. This article explains why it’s a problem for brand owners, and what they can do in response.
Maintaining a consistent tone of voice across all types of written communication is essential. This introduction covers the basics of developing a written tone of voice for a brand.
Content spinning is the practice of reworking online articles to create variants of the same content that search engines see as unique. This article explains how to do it.