Posts Tagged ‘copywriting’

December 6th, 2011

4 ways to make Google love your site

Google is pretty straightforward in its mission: To connect people searching online with the most relevant, speedily delivered, comprehensive, fresh information available. To get Google to love your site and put it at the top of the search results, you should create content that someone searching online is going to love.

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April 6th, 2010

Case Study: Adobe Acrobat

Print, web, and Flash demos created to promote Acrobat

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March 6th, 2010

Case Study: Verisign

Easy-to-navigate Flash-based product demos for Verisign solutions.

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April 23rd, 2009

Words (and punctuation) that should be retired … or sent to rehab

Some words have been used and abused in marketing and advertising to the point of uselessness. Others need a rest. Read what copywriters ought to do with them.

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December 1st, 2008

Two little words: Subject Lines

The key to getting your e-mails read may depend on how good your subject line is. Having a strong, compelling headline can make a difference in open rates. A subject line on  your e-mail performs the same function as a catchy headline on a magazine: it can make you open the magazine or pass it [...]

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November 11th, 2008

Apostrophe abuse: the most basic rules are often the most neglected

With our hectic schedules, it’s easy to pour all of our energy into content, and to skip little niceties that distinguish our message from the dozens of others that bombard our readers on a daily basis. Type crimes aren’t only in your document, but all over the place, on signage, advertisements, and in restaurant menus. [...]

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October 28th, 2008

Watch your language in your e-mails!

Want to make sure your e-mail isn’t trapped by someone’s spam filter? Then, here are some words to avoid in the subject line, the body of your e-mail, alt tags, and in the file names of your graphics: $$$, 4U, 50% off!, Act Now!, All Natural, All New, Amaze, Amazed, Amazing, Amazing, As Seen On…, [...]

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October 14th, 2008

Our writing philosophy: Produce clear messages that motivate target audiences

Clients come to a design firm because they want their communications to have a greater impact on their target audiences. A good firm can help its client succeed through careful planning, creative design, and clear writing. Here are some basic guidelines for producing a written message. These guidelines apply to any project — ad copy, [...]

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