Content Writing vs Billboards
Content writing is a better long-term marketing investment. It will be on your website, waiting to intersect with prospects the moment they’re seeking solutions like yours on search engines.






Content writing is a better long-term marketing investment. It will be on your website, waiting to intersect with prospects the moment they’re seeking solutions like yours on search engines.
In New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago you’ll pay $4000 to $8000 per week/per station for people to hear (then forget) your phone number. Reach them when they’re reaching out – with search.
Your return on investment in content writing for your website is going to be far greater than any other media.
A successful blog writer uses their ears far more often than they use their keyboard.
With the decreasing amount of time and concurrent fragmentation of options, those who are writing content that’s less deeply researched, less thoughtfully developed, are likely doing just what the market demands.
Google and Bing think content writing on your website is very important. But they thank you very much for ignoring this. The more you ignore your content, the more money they make.
“Have a point. It makes it so much more interesting for the listener!”
– Steve Martin to John Candy [...]
Effective content writing can’t really speak to your best prospects until you know them fully. When you do know them, it’s nearly unstoppable.
With the advent of the iPad and other larger-screen portable devices, the need for content is more urgent than ever.
When we create content for our clients, it means a lot more than writing. Brand building online includes video, audio, writing, and more.