Comments on: How does the style of your writing need to differ between your blog, your brochure and your website? http://www.candocanbe.com/business-blogging/how-does-the-style-of-your-writing-need-to-differ-between-your-blog-your-brochure-and-your-website/ Helping small businesses attract the right clients Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:15:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Review of Week Three in Social Media and Social Networking | Wizards of Alchemy http://www.candocanbe.com/business-blogging/how-does-the-style-of-your-writing-need-to-differ-between-your-blog-your-brochure-and-your-website/comment-page-1/#comment-613 Review of Week Three in Social Media and Social Networking | Wizards of Alchemy Tue, 09 Feb 2010 13:17:45 +0000 http://www.candocanbe.com/?p=1230#comment-613 [...] This post is about what he calls a “farmer list,” meaning the chores you’ve gotta do every dayHow does the style of your writing need to differ between your blog, your brochure and your website? by Karen Skidmore This article is all about considering the different platforms for your writing. [...] [...] This post is about what he calls a “farmer list,” meaning the chores you’ve gotta do every dayHow does the style of your writing need to differ between your blog, your brochure and your website? by Karen Skidmore This article is all about considering the different platforms for your writing. [...]

]]> By: brenda http://www.candocanbe.com/business-blogging/how-does-the-style-of-your-writing-need-to-differ-between-your-blog-your-brochure-and-your-website/comment-page-1/#comment-520 brenda Mon, 01 Feb 2010 15:26:55 +0000 http://www.candocanbe.com/?p=1230#comment-520 Hi, great article. I have question pertaining to it. When we have a blog ( as well as a website) and we invite comments, What is the most professional and appropriate way (biz wise of course) to respond to a commentor (especially a collegue who is unknown to us) who discredits your area of expertise because your opinion or knowledge base on a particular subject differs from theirs? Thank you. Hi,
great article. I have question pertaining to it. When we have a blog ( as well as a website) and we invite comments, What is the most professional and appropriate way (biz wise of course) to respond to a commentor (especially a collegue who is unknown to us) who discredits your area of expertise because your opinion or knowledge base on a particular subject differs from theirs?
Thank you.

]]> By: Witney Accountants http://www.candocanbe.com/business-blogging/how-does-the-style-of-your-writing-need-to-differ-between-your-blog-your-brochure-and-your-website/comment-page-1/#comment-441 Witney Accountants Thu, 21 Jan 2010 15:37:44 +0000 http://www.candocanbe.com/?p=1230#comment-441 I am a freelance content writer - very new to the profession actually. I haven't done a lot of brochure and blog writing, which of course is soon going to be a huge part of my business. As of now, I keep the basics i.e. meta descriptions, meta keywords and meta titles in mind when writing for websites. Crisp, clear and concise words and phrases are essential components of any communication, be it business or personal. I try to keep sentences short, though I fail miserably sometimes. Yes, I do tend to over punctuate, as I am also in the habit of writing very long, meandering sentences, and it's necessary to add the pauses for comprehension. I ensure that I vary the sentence structure and use passive voice sparingly - very important. Last but not the least, rewriting your sentences is a great way to turn your writing into something that will stop online visitors in their tracks. Anyways, thanks for the tips. I am a freelance content writer – very new to the profession actually. I haven’t done a lot of brochure and blog writing, which of course is soon going to be a huge part of my business. As of now, I keep the basics i.e. meta descriptions, meta keywords and meta titles in mind when writing for websites. Crisp, clear and concise words and phrases are essential components of any communication, be it business or personal. I try to keep sentences short, though I fail miserably sometimes. Yes, I do tend to over punctuate, as I am also in the habit of writing very long, meandering sentences, and it’s necessary to add the pauses for comprehension. I ensure that I vary the sentence structure and use passive voice sparingly – very important.

Last but not the least, rewriting your sentences is a great way to turn your writing into something that will stop online visitors in their tracks.

Anyways, thanks for the tips.

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