In every form of writing, the words must reach the reader to be read and appreciated. You read a news story by buying a newspaper or checking it online, you read a book in a similar manner. When it comes to web content, the writer must find his reader and not the other way around.… Continue Reading Role of Keywords in Web Content Writing
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Anchor Text Secrets for Newsletters
Anchor texts can be loosely defined as those words or phrases that are hyperlinked to lead to external web pages or websites. For example, the word ‘Services’ is called an anchor text if it is hyperlinked to the Services web page of the client you’re writing for. In newsletter, every click made on these anchor… Continue Reading Anchor Text Secrets for Newsletters
How To Write Headlines that Matter – Web Copywriting Tips
Reflect on your experience of reading newspapers. Any broadsheet will contain scores of news items. But you read only a few of them. How do you pick what you will read from all these varied choices? You go by the headlines! This sort of reader behavior is synonymous with online readers as well. Headlines are… Continue Reading How To Write Headlines that Matter – Web Copywriting Tips
Newsletter Writing Mistakes
Just like any other form of writing, newsletter writers can fall into traps that result in mistakes. Many of these mistakes occur because of incomplete knowledge about the craft, or the medium you’re writing for. Though newsletters are written for e-marketing, it is very different from writing for web pages or websites. The reason is… Continue Reading Newsletter Writing Mistakes
The Reasons for Writing Subheadings
Every web content writer is aware that online readers scan web pages instead of reading them thoroughly. The readers go through the content quickly and pick up the relevant words and phrases that contain the information they are looking for. So, as a writer you can expect online visitors to browse through your work in… Continue Reading The Reasons for Writing Subheadings
