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Writing
for the Internet - Top Seven Tips
by Judy
Cullins
Online
readers love information, but be sure your information is crisp, clear
and concise.
- Target your
Web content to your preferred audience. A good way to do that
is to include your audience in the title or introduction. When
you focus your information on your audience, you write more compelling,
focused copy that your readers will love.
- Keep your
paragraphs short, even a line or two. Online readers will ignore
long batches of words in long paragraphs, whether in an ezine
or at a Web site. You will lose sales. Respect readers who want
short material.
- Make your
headlines compelling. Test them on associates, edit them at least
five times. If your headlines are not compelling, visitors will
go to the next Web site.
- Get to the
point quickly in the title and the first line. Keep your introduction
and conclusion to a sentence or two.
- Make your
copy strong, clear, and direct.
- Tell your
readers what you want them to do. They are waiting for your magic
formula to make them richer, healthier, and happier.
- Eliminate
superfluous words, adverbs (like "ly"), and passive verbs. Replace
linking verbs such as "is" and "was" with bold verbs. Use powerful
words that sell!
Keep
these tips in mind so that your Web site will bring potential buyers
to your Web site, keep them at your Web site longer, and convert them
to buyers.
Writing
Articles for the Internet
Write
tips in this format. Use this three-sentence formula to bring the
curious to you.
- First, use
a verb as a command.
- Then mention
the cost of not following your advise.
- End with
a positive comment.
Keep
these tips in mind, so that your articles will bring folks to your
Web site.
Judy
Cullins: author, publisher, book coach, Author of Ten Non-techie Ways
to Market Your Book Online and Write your eBook or Other Short Book-Fast!
http://www.bookcoaching.com/products.shtml.
Subscribe to FREE ezine "The Book Coach Says..." Email: Judy@bookcoaching.com
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