Entries by Rhoda Israelov

Content Writers Can Never Cease to Learn

  This is the fourth in a series of Say It For You blog posts in which I’m sharing valuable content writing tips from current magazine issues… In this month’s issue of Mystery Scene, Linda Castello writes, “I became obsessed with learning about the Amish.” Castello, author of 14 mystery books about the Amish, has […]

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Blogging About Instead-Of Courses of Action

    In this week’s and next week’s Say It For You blog posts, I’m sharing valuable content writing tips from current magazine issues. In this month’s Good Housekeeping magazine, Stefani Sassos talks about foods that are best for fighting fatigue. Rather than merely listing nutritious foods, though, Sassos organized the material in “instead of” […]

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Helping Readers Organize Their Perceptiions

Helping readers organize their perceptions of your industry and of the services and products you offer is one of the core functions of blog marketing. An article in Forbes, “5 Cybersecurity Strategies for a Riskier World“, is an excellent model of how to present information in a well-organized, easy-to-digest format. For each imperative, a statistic […]

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Tidbits Add Interest and Strengthen Your Slant

    In this week’s Say It For You blog, I am focusing on fascinating knowledge tidbits from The Book of Bizarre Truths.  Including  interesting snippets of knowledge in blog content not only serves as an attention getter,  but can actually strengthen your “slant” on the topic your want to discuss with your readers. In […]

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