Who decided that a “business” voice meant a “boring” voice? We don’t know where it started, but we know where it ends. Right here, today. Ditch the boring business lingo and connect with your readers as people first. Our rundown of business writing practices is a great place to begin.
It costs money to make money, right? Not necessarily. While expanding services will always come with a cost, the right process improvements can free up time and resources to explore other possibilities in tandem. Get the best of both worlds by offloading marketing tasks to those purpose-built to make it happen.
Good writing lives and dies by the connection formed between author and reader. Writing in business settings is no different. In digital marketing, this concept manifests as UX writing: a unique type of outreach focused entirely on the reader’s experience. Learn more about this tactic and applying it to your content.
Want to turn one-off website projects into steady income? Selling them on maintenance or additional site builds isn’t the answer. Instead, we posit that designers can incorporate content generation as a way to develop long-term relationships with brands and provide continuous value that keeps your services top-of-mind.
