No worry. My Say It For You blog isn’t about to engage in political commentary. It’s just that, in a recent story carried by the Indianapolis Star, reporters Gomez and Davis did something I think would be a very good practice for Indiana blog content writers to adopt. The subtitle of the article (“House doesn’t […]
More French wines get sold when French music is played in the liquor store, and more German wine sales happen when German music is playing in the background, we learn in Marketing News. No one has a greater need to stay aware of the role of the non-rational in consumer decision-making than business blog content […]
“I’m going to be brief, because you’re not going to stick around for long,” Farhad Manjoo writes in his Slate blog. People online don’t, he says (read to the end). An analysis by Josh Schwartz, a data scientist at the traffic analysis firm Chartbeat, shows that readers can’t stay focused. “It’s everywhere online, adds Manjoo. […]
“Why people buy is not the same as why people don’t buy,” asserts J. Walker Smith of thefuturescompany.com, adding that “This is a difference that matters more than ever.” Since one important function of any SEO marketing blog is converting lookers to buyers, and since I train Indianapolis blog content writers, Smith’s statement really piqued […]
Talk about “pow” opening lines – the Maritz Research ad sure caught my eye with this pair of statements advertising their Capella system: “You don’t need more data. You need a way to solve the problems flowing deep inside the data.” Citing statistics and other data is certainly one tactic I teach Indianapolis blog content […]
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