Warrior Learn - content writing

Picture this. You’re in a Zoom meeting with a prequalified client, and you’re about to make that presentation to that client. Yes, with remote meetings come these presentations which have essentially become the norm as everyone suddenly started working from home during the onset of the pandemic. And while presentations do get the job done in delivering content to your audience, a boring preso will kill your audiences’ attention. Read on. Less is better Gone are the days when preso decks are filled with long paragraphs that would beat a college senior’s dissertation. Avoid long and eye-straining texts. Use bulleted ...

A new article on Search Engine Journal looks at the problems created for California freelancers by a new law which targets the ‘gig economy.’ Many freelance journalists are worried that instead of protecting their employment, they will lose their livelihood – and the law could affect content marketing. It seems the law was designed to protect journalists from employment exploitation but has been designed in a way that will negatively impact freelance writers. Any writer working for a magazine, newspaper or other entity with a mission to disseminate news content will be capped at producing 35 “submissions” each year, per ...

9 Step Guide to Pricing and Rewriting Website Content There are tons of ‘how to write copy’ guides on the internet, and hundreds of blogs dedicated to the subject. But when it comes to pricing, it’s a bit of a content desert. Especially when it comes to how much you should charge to rewrite the copy for an existing website. I’m going to break it down so you’ve got a guide to the planning and process from start to finish. You’ll be able to quote according to your estimates and save the thing running over creating an expensive fright ...