You have done an amazing job of writing top-quality content and your readers have reacted extremely positively to whatever you have posted for them to read. Potentially, there can be two different content phases: original content and recycled content. Continue reading
Twitter, by length limitations enforced by that tool, doesn’t allow more than 140 characters per tweet. However, just because the tweets are short doesn’t necessarily mean that the tweets are exciting and that they grab your readers profoundly. Continue reading
I recently received an email in my inbox with the subject line “Hi Lisa!” The from address only said “Suz.” I get hundreds of emails a day and this is the type of thing that I would normally just send to my spam folder – between the dubious subject line and the cryptic “from” address, it really triggered all my red flags. But I had just sent a few photos, via Facebook, to a friend named Suzanne and thought that maybe she was replying to say she received them. I opened it and was surprised to see that it was a note from an old client, writing to set up another appointment! Continue reading
Many people now use email as a primary way of communicating with friends, family, co-workers and others who are important to each of us for different reasons. You may be contacting someone about employment, a business venture, following up with customer service or emailing instead of using the telephone. Continue reading
As a business owner, you have made a commitment to not only posting content but doing on a consistent and regular basis. Quality is critical but quantity is not to be forgotten. As the writer, that can be very beneficial. Continue reading
You put a great deal of thought and effort into your blogs. Your goal is to megnetize your readers so that they will interact with you and with others. You need to keep them coming back to read. Continue reading
Now that you have a blog and you are sharing content on a very regular basis, it is important that the purpose of your blog is well defined and that your content really draws the attention of your readers. Continue reading
You see all sorts of “creative” English being written and shared online. A lot of the language quality is a throwback to when social media was used primarily for personal communications and a lot of abbreviated English was used. Continue reading
Using content that is controversial (or practically incites a riot) draws attention but it doesn’t necessarily draw the right sort of attention. If you work at it, you can create the same amount of attention without any controversy at all. Continue reading
Using the phrase “You are not alone” as the subject of your Email gets people’s attention like no other phrase. The reason that it draws so much attention is that it touches them on a personal level. It touches emotions. Continue reading
Enter your email address to subscribe to our CompuKol Connection blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.
CompuKol Connection
