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The Social Media Writer’s Guide
The Social Media Writer’s Guide
The Social Media Writer’s Guide
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The Social Media Writer’s Guide examines the importance of engaging a professional writer to handle an organization’s website, social media, and business communications. Well-written content in a company’s written communications can make all the difference between success and failure.

This book examines the creation of clear, concise, and relevant website and other online content that both attracts and retains the visitor’s attention. It explores the use of headlines, the incorporation of keywords, the benefits of the correct use of English, the pitfalls of intentional and accidental errors, and above all the importance of engaging a professional copywriter to handle a company’s business communications.

The Social Media Writer’s Guide offers tips, advice, and recommendations for those interested in exploring the world of professional copywriting.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherSimon Rose
Release dateJan 7, 2016
ISBN9781310016370
The Social Media Writer’s Guide
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Simon Rose

Simon Rose is the author of The Alchemist's Portrait, The Sorcerer's Letterbox, The Clone Conspiracy, The Emerald Curse, The Heretic's Tomb, The Doomsday Mask, The Time Camera, The Sphere of Septimus, Flashback, Future Imperfect, Twisted Fate, Parallel Destiny, the Shadowzone series, and the Stone of the Seer series. He is also the author of The Children's Writer's Guide, The Time Traveler's Guide, The Working Writer's Guide, The Social Media Writer's Guide, a contributor to The Complete Guide to Writing Science Fiction and has written many non-fiction books with Crabtree Publishing, Beech Street Books, Weigl Publishers, and Capstone.Simon offers a number of services for writers, including editing, coaching, mentoring, consulting, manuscript evaluation, and writing workshops. He has provided substantive and copy editing services for many other writers over the years. This has been for novels, short stories, fiction, nonfiction, biographies, inspirational books, and many other genres. He also offers copywriting services for business, including website and social media content. Full details can be found on his website at simon-rose.com. He is the founder of Children’s Authors and Illustrators on Facebook, served as the Writer-in Residence with the Canadian Authors Association, is a member of the Calgary Association of Freelance Editors, and served as the Assistant Regional Advisor for SCBWI Western Canada.Simon offers a wide variety of presentations, workshops, and author in residence programs for schools, along with virtual author visits. He is an instructor for adults with the University of Calgary and offers a variety of workshops and writing courses for both children and adults.You may also follow him on Twitter or Instagram, connect on Facebook, or visit his channel on YouTube.

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    The Social Media Writer’s Guide - Simon Rose

    The Social Media Writer’s Guide

    Professional writing for websites, social media, and business communication

    The Social Media Writer’s Guide

    Copyright © 2015 by Simon Rose

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission from the publisher, except for the use of brief quotations for the purpose of a book review. For information about permission to reproduce selections from this book, please contact Simon Rose at sorcerersletterbox@gmail.com

    Published by Sorcerer's Letterbox Publishing

    Calgary, Alberta

    www.simon-rose.com

    Table of Contents

    Title Page

    Introduction

    Chapter One People don’t read web copy

    Chapter Two The art of saying nothing

    Chapter Three Words work wonders

    Chapter Four Making an impression

    Chapter Five Insider knowledge

    Chapter Six Killer headlines

    Chapter Seven A job for professionals

    Chapter Eight Keeping it current

    Chapter Nine It's not all about you

    Chapter Ten Writing by writers

    Chapter Eleven: Writing good?

    Conclusion

    About the Author

    Books by Simon Rose

    Introduction

    The way in which an organization communicates with its customers is a vital to the way it does business. Well-written content in a company’s written communications can make all the difference between success and failure. Many people know how to write but copywriting for websites, social media and business communication is highly specialized. Hiring a professional copywriter can help to ensure that an organization maintains and enhances its reputation, expands its business, and not only retains its existing customers but also attracts new clients.

    I have extensive experience in writing for a wide range of industries and offer a variety of copywriting services, including website content, blogs and newsletters, social media including Facebook and Twitter, brochures, direct mail, sales letters, press releases, and newspaper and magazine advertising..

    This book examines the creation of clear, concise, and relevant website and other online content that both attracts and retains the visitor’s attention. It explores the use of headlines, the incorporation of keywords, the benefits of the correct use of English, the pitfalls associated with intentional and accidental errors, and above all the importance of engaging a professional copywriter to handle a company’s business communications.

    Chapter One

    People don’t read web copy

    These days, any organization that wants to either do business, or stay in business, has to have an online presence. A website is crucial if a company’s going to connect with both existing and potential customers and they need to make sure that their web pages tell their clients everything they need to know about the company’s

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