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Why Down Times Call for More Marketing, Not Less
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Amendola CommunicationsTips From The A-Team The foreman of an orchard reported to the owner that the trees were growing fewer apples and only on the higher and harder-to-reach branches. What should we do, the foreman asked. Let’s spend less on ladders, the owner said. That doesn’t make sense, but many businesses react similarly during economic downturns […]
Writing For Humans And Search Engines Like Google Is Not Mutually Exclusive
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Mardi LarsonWhen I served as Content Marketing Director for a telehealth startup, I learned a lot. Mostly, I discovered it’s possible to write great content for people’s enjoyment, education, and readability, while also writing for search engines like Google. This was during the pandemic, and telehealth was taking off in a big way as a crucial […]
How To Keep Zombie Sentences From Infecting Your Writing
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Jim SweeneyI’ve previously warned of the dangers of writing with vampire words – those useless words and phrases that latch on to sentences and bleed them dry of meaning and vitality; bloodsuckers like “focus” and “prioritize” and “process.” In sticking with the horror theme, this post is about zombie sentences, those lifeless clumps of words that […]