Category: copywriting
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The Center for Interact-a Huh?
This made me laugh so hard, I just had to post it. I was looking at “interactive advertising” via Google. (The reason why is a […]
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Facts Tell, But Stories Sell
I know I’ve been preoccupied with life recently. So I thought I’d pass along this inspirational tale from Kim Klaver’s blog, “A blind man’s new […]
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“Show; Don’t Tell” Works for Ads, Too
Here’s another lesson the best advertisement writers learned a long time ago. Show; don’t tell. Writers will recognize that lesson as being one of the […]
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An Example of Real-Story Power
A quick follow-up to The Power of Your Personal Story: Steve Pavlina last night posted on his polyphasic sleep experience. Some say it can’t be […]
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The Power of Your Personal Story
One of the most successful blogs in the blogosphere owes its success to a great story. I’m referring to Steve Pavlina’s Personal Development Blog, which […]
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