Content is Not Always Written

by DrDaisyS on August 30, 2010

We all know that content is necessary to be found online.  However, although it is necessary to have content that is written it does not always have to be in written form.

Let me explain.  Many individuals have wonderful information to share but are not the best writers.  Some are wonderful writers but simply don’t have the desire to write or feel as if writing is a type of torture.  Instead of having all your information presented in a written form, consider the use of videos.

Now some individuals will not like to use videos, but with the age of technology and more and more individuals turning to the Internet for information, video is the perfect way to connect instantly.  With video, your prospective client will sense or feel a connection because they are able to see you, hear you and view your facial expressions.  What a wonderful way to connect with someone online in video form and then connect with them in person.  It’s as if you already know a little bit about them, because you have watched them on video.

Perhaps you are not the video type.  Although you will eventually have to put your fears aside at some point, there is yet another form that you can connect with your audience.  The other form to share your information is by audio.  By simply recording your voice, you can share valuable information to your target market.  Perhaps you have taken notes and simply can’t find the correct words to make it flow nicely in written article form.  Try recording yourself;  simply talk to your audience.  When you can freely share your information via audio, it will show not only your expertise in the area that you are sharing but you will also be connecting in another fashion.

Content is definitely important, but now you have many ways to share your information.  Consider combining all of the above on your web site or blog to truly entice your audience.  Your goal is to connect in hopes to continue sharing your information as a coach, consultant or perhaps as a business partner or more.  The most important part is to find a way to connect and build a relationship.  When your audience feels comfortable with you and can trust you, the referrals will come naturally.  Don’t cement your feet to the ground and think that you can’t write, there are other ways to share your content.  Yes, the written word is important but it is not the only method of choice.

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Creating Intriguing Content

by DrDaisyS on August 4, 2010

This is a topic or question that I am asked about all the time ~~ how to create intriguing content.  Better yet how to simply just create content.  Well, for someone who loves to write, that is not difficult so I had to put myself in their shoes.  I can certainly understand how it may be difficult to sit at your desk facing a blank screen or page and hoping beyond hope that something will simply jump out at you.  Or maybe you are the type that likes to write everything out on paper first and are staring at a blank pad of paper.  Is there hope?  I am here to tell you that there is hope!

If you are one that finds it difficult to write or come up with subjects, topics, ideas and so on, I have created a product for you.  In this product I share tips that will help ignite that fire in you to tackle your writing projects.

I also share tips for those who simply can’t find it in them to write, much less write an article or blog post.  And I also share resources that can help you as well.

This eBook is packed with information that will have you creating content in an hour less.  YES!!! It’s true!  I’ve shared some tips on interviews in the past that have lit many light bulbs and created many ‘Aha’ moments.  I am sharing those tips in this eBook as well.

So where can you get this eBook and how much does it cost??  You can visit my products page or you can click on the button on the upper right hand section of this site.  You won’t be disappointed.

Make it a great day!

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What Does PLR Mean??

August 1, 2010 PPLR Packages

You’ve heard these 3 letters…PLR everywhere, well at least online, but what does it all mean?  PLR stands for private label rights and are simply skeletal articles that you can use for your sites, newsletters, ebooks but you must re-write.  Be sure to change the title, and add your own twist to make them your [...]

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Content is King

July 16, 2010 Writing

Dr. Mommy shares a video about content and how content does not have to be only in the written form.

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Do You Have A Writing Block?

July 9, 2010 Writing

Do you ever encounter those dreaded moments? The moments when you are on a deadline or truly need to write something but can’t seem to find the words?  I’ve encountered those on many occasions but have found some great solutions.  Hopefully the solutions I share below will help you with your writing block: Take a [...]

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