Tweets for 2010-02-13

On February 13, 2010, in Social media, by Melody Brooks

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New Blog Post on Subject2.com

On February 9, 2010, in Marketing, by Melody Brooks

I’ve written a new blog post on Subject2 about common mistakes in grammar:

http://subject2.com/2010/02/it-aint-that-hard-to-write-good/

Tweets for 2010-02-06

On February 6, 2010, in Social media, by Melody Brooks

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Tweets for 2010-01-30

On January 30, 2010, in Social media, by Melody Brooks
  • Search 340 social media networks for your brand. Has anyone stolen it? http://bit.ly/89671p #
  • Google Local is a key weapon in your marketing arsenal. Currently, over 80% of searches are for local goods/services. http://bit.ly/5Jzej8 #

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Tweets for 2010-01-23

On January 23, 2010, in Social media, by Melody Brooks

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Tweets for 2010-01-23

On January 23, 2010, in Social media, by Melody Brooks

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Do you lie in your marketing materials?
Have you ever thought about that?

How many times have you seen a sales letter that made a big promise but the product didn’t deliver? Or how about a blog post whose title said one thing but the post itself said another?

How did you feel when you were done reading? Like you just wasted 5 minutes you’ll never get back.

Make sure you don’t do that. If necessary, have someone else read your marketing materials.

Always test your emails. Send them to yourself and click on the links, reread for clarity, and check the formatting. If your emails look sloppy, you’re going to lose subscribers.

And above all – if you say you’re going to tell your readers how to do something, follow through! And don’t take 50 paragraphs to do it.

Tweets for 2010-01-16

On January 16, 2010, in Social media, by Melody Brooks

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A New Resource for Marketing and Writing

On January 10, 2010, in Marketing, Offline promotion, by Melody Brooks

Exciting news . . . I’ve recently joined the Subject2 team of bloggers.

The Subject2 site was created by Nick Johnson, a savvy real-estate investor I’ve had the pleasure of working with. Subject2 will be  an authority site on real estate and marketing. Even if you aren’t in real estate, the marketing and writing advice there will be valuable to you. I encourage you to check it out.

My first post is about knowing your audience and can be found here.

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Tweets for 2010-01-09

On January 9, 2010, in Social media, by Melody Brooks

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