22 September 2011
A message without all three factors taken into consideration, and then addressed, is destined to be a flop.
And what better way to demonstrate the fact than this video I happened across on Glenn Murray’s Google+.
Watch what happens when normal online behaviour is applied in real life.
10 August 2011
I need to be objective here. As much as I bang on about copy, it really isn’t everything. This line I came across today sums it up beautifully:
“If you do a brilliant job packaging and marketing crap, all you do is efficiently get the word out about how bad your crap is.”
8 March 2011
If you missed out on attending my WordCamp Melbourne presentation, then you’re in luck. Presenting in the main hall, I was priviledged enough to have the film crew.
It’s 40 minutes long, so get comfy.
28 January 2011
Arguably, your subject line should take you as long to craft as the body copy itself. Why? Because if your subject line doesn’t compel your reader to open your newsletter, you’ve wasted your time.
So what can you do to dramatically increase your chances?
14 January 2011
It’s not often you come across a blog post that brings you to a standstill. And that you read every week – for almost two months – because it’s so damn good.
And that you’d dedicate an entire issue of your newsletter to because you couldn’t possibly keep its sheer brilliance to yourself.
26 November 2010
Joel Norton’s generosity with this interview is an insight into how he treats his clients. Apart from successfully managing to finish his statements about himself, he’s added loads of DIY marketing tips to help you with your business.
5 November 2010
Email newsletters have never been easier to share. Whether it’s sticking a link on Twitter or liking it on Facebook, your email newsletter is rarely only read by your subscribers.
But alarmingly, most newsletters I come across lack one of the most important email newsletter elements.