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Effective Strategies for Headline Writing
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Bridge that gap with creative words
The Amish Guide to Intelligent Web Design

Effective Strategies for Headline Writing

Posted: 05 Sep 2011 05:45 AM PDT

Even though headlines are short in nature, there is a lot that is going on behind the scenes. The degree to which any content is ever read, no matter what it is, is directly proportional to the strength of the headline. Excellent headlines are not an impossibility, and there actually are a few clever methods for finding out what will work the very best. Apply the following tips if you are going to advertise anything just like Chris mentor me.

Lots of copywriters have always stated the main job of any headline is to get the reader into the copy. You should always remember the purpose of your headline which is to convey information to your reader or prospect and at the same time get them interested enough to check out the rest of the article or sales letter. Just like writing something, you really need to be aware of what you are doing and why in order for it to be the most effective it can be. What you want to avoid doing is creating the feeling that your headline is just like all the rest because that makes the reader feel like your offer will be that way, too.

Most people just stare at the monitor and not know what to write, and that is why it is very instructive to study headlines from successful campaigns. Really, what you want to try and accomplish with a headline will almost always determine the length. Always proof read what you have written, and see if you can cut any words that do not impart important meaning. People that read your headline are going to be attracted towards it when they understand your unique selling point at their first glance. It doesn’t matter what you’re trying to achieve with your headline, you should focus on the biggest benefit that you have to offer to your reader and embed it into your headline. These techniques will augment the publicity of the video clips that you simply use to advertise Chris mentor me page.

Can you look at your headline and feel very good about it? Obviously your honest answers are the best to go with, and no fooling your self allowed. So just do the best you can and roll it out, and then just proceed from that point on. How do you know what others will feel, so perhaps run it past friends or colleagues.

The very best approach with any headline is to test it and change it as necessary and measure conversions. You will find that getting attention is not so hard, it is moving them to want to read that is more difficult. How good you want to get at this is entirely up to you, and that is true with all else in life.

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My First Website Creation

Posted: 04 Sep 2011 03:32 AM PDT

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Bridge that gap with creative words

Posted: 02 Sep 2011 07:14 PM PDT

With increasing competition in the market, it has become essential for most companies to embrace all measures to stay ahead in the race. For the same, creating visibility among your targeted clients/customers counts the most. However, it is not always possible for companies to invest on expensive form of advertising or promotional medium to create visibility among prospective clients. So what is the way out?

Content is the King!!!

Not many may know the ‘Power of Content’. Imagine reaching your prospective clients/customers or extending your network on the internet with least afford to create maximum impact. Yes! Words can make it possible. With right words and creative ideas or compelling content, you can extend your reach to new potential clients. So powerful is “Content”!

For example, with Search Engine Optimization (SEO) based content, you can spread your business network with least effort. To be specific, with SEO based articles, you can make your prospective clients know about your services and products. That too at less cost.

Just not this, the same is applicable when you want your website to deliver the core message of your company. Simply put, an apt content will reflect your company’s ideas, values, and core ideology. This will not only help you to make your prospective clients understand about your products and services but also help you to increase your business.

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The Amish Guide to Intelligent Web Design

Posted: 14 Nov 2011 03:00 AM PST

image of amish crossing sign

Less than an hour from where I live in Pennsylvania — if you point your car in the right direction — you see road signs that warn you to beware of horse and buggy carriages using the road.

The Amish people live a life very different from yours and mine.

For the most part they don’t use electricity. They avoid most machines, preferring a simple lifestyle that revolves around farming and handcrafting everyday items.

Amish furniture is coveted in some circles for its high quality and classic beauty. Their food is simple and delicious, and their household items are made with masterful craftsmanship and attention to detail.

The Amish don’t use computers, so what could they possibly teach us about web design?

The key to gorgeous site design if you’re not a professional designer is to keep it simple.

Does simple mean plain? Boring? Unadorned?

No. Simple — in this case — means effortless (as in, effortless to read and absorb), and accessible (as in, easy to find what you need).

In today’s post, we’re going to talk about how to achieve the kind of simplicity that leads to a sophisticated, ultra-functional website.

It’s easy, once you know how.

Start with a well-proportioned theme

Your design job will be much easier if you start with a theme that has “good bones.”

By this I mean plenty of white space, and an open, airy feel. You want your words and images to be surrounded by open space like you’d put a matte around a beautiful painting.

Plus, working with a solid WordPress theme gives a cohesive structure to your site, and makes each page look like it relates to the one before.

Use a reduced color palette

Amish clothing is very low key and modest.

The result is that when you come face to face with an Amish person, you really see them. You don’t see their flashy clothing or notice their hairstyle.

What you see are their faces. Their personalities shine through, unembellished by the trappings the rest of us use.

How does this translate to our web pages?

On your site, this means using a design style whose goal is to let your content shine through. Your message should be the star of the show, and your design style shouldn’t detract from the purpose of your pages.

One way to accomplish this is to use a reduced palette of colors. I recommend starting with two main colors in addition to black text and a white background.

Using a reduced color palette helps direct attention where it belongs, which is on your words.

Because — as we know, the writer runs this show.

But, the designer makes you look.

Do more with less

The Amish are masters at making the most of whatever they have on hand.

Used clothing becomes a beautiful quilt to huddle under in the cold winter months.

The sap from maple trees is tapped and boiled down to become delectable maple syrup.

Wood is reclaimed from barns and turned into furniture.

One quick and effective way to apply the “use what you have on hand” concept is pare your fonts down to two. Use one for text, one for headlines. Pick fonts that have a full family of weights: bold, semi-bold, and italic.

Then put those fonts to work all over your site. Use different weights, or try them in all caps. But don’t go beyond your two fonts.

Designing within these “restrictions” will set you free. Your pages will hang together and look cohesive because your fonts will be consistent throughout.

Lighten up your sidebar

Most of our websites have some sort of content area, as well as what I like to call the “business side of things,” which is usually a sidebar.

It’s tempting to cram your sidebar full of all sorts of ads, social media icons, opt-in forms and affiliate banners. The result is that each item competes visually with all the others, and no one wins.

Instead, approach it like the Amish.

They don’t use big, blinking neon signs to point out their businesses. They state their offerings simply, and present them in uncluttered surroundings so the customer has space to think and really see what’s there.

On your sidebar, this means paring down your offerings and making some hard decisions. If your theme allows it, it might mean running different combinations of sidebar content on different pages of your site. This allows you to spread your offerings out and feature them where they’ll make the most sense.

Look at your sidebar and decide what one action you’d most like your visitor to take. Then make a call to action that stands out visually. Make it larger and more colorful, and place it and higher up in the column.

The rest of your sidebar options should be less colorful and smaller so they don’t compete.

‘Tis a gift to be simple

Simplicity can be beautiful when your aim is to create a site that’s intelligent, effortless to navigate and easy to understand.

What can you do to apply some Amish craftsmanship to your site?

Let’s talk about it in the comments …

About the Author: Pamela Wilson teaches small businesses to grow using great design and marketing at Big Brand System. Brainstorm ideas, solve problems and achieve goals with other small business owners in Pamela’s Leap Year mastermind group.