Content Marketing
Launch With Words Case Study – “It was also a huge time saver for me.”
It’s nerve-wracking to create something and sell it on the internet. At the same time, it’s humbling to see a product you’ve built go live on a website. All product owners and WordPress plugin developers feel the same. It’s affirming that your goal of reducing frustration for web developers was actualized. As someone who consistently…
Read MoreScrolling is Scanning — Writing for the Web is Different
The thought of having to write a five-paragraph essay in Mr. Bussio’s Eighth Grade English Class used to drive me to tears. Mrs. Nance gave us a great overview of grammar – I had her in 6th and 7th grades – but I couldn’t diagram a sentence to this day. I was always a math…
Read MoreGetting Content From Clients — The Problem Launch With Words Solves
How are you currently getting content from your web development clients? Is it holding up your payment? Is the website taking too long to launch? Are you waiting for your clients to write the content? Are you frustrated? Yeah. I know you are. The worst part about frustration is that it directly impacts your client…
Read MoreHow I Work — My SEO Copywriting Process
Maybe you heard through the grapevine that Bridget Willard is an SEO copywriter. It’s true. People pay me to write. In this article, I answer frequently asked questions.
Read MoreAre You Repurposing Your Content? It’s a Missed Opportunity If You Don’t
Who likes Missing a Marketing Opportunity? Sometimes repurposing content gets a bad wrap, as if it was week-old leftovers in the fridge. But seriously, that tuna casserole isn’t good anymore — throw it out. Eww. In one of my early blog posts, I talk about how Eric Clapton rearranged “Layla” as a lesson for content…
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