How to Write a Better Business Blog

December 25, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

Every corporation today should be creating and maintaining a fresh and engaging blog – and they should be monitoring it, too. Creating your own content is important, but so is monitoring—and responding to—the conversations taking place about your brand on blogs and forums across the Web.

The biggest risk with blogs is a lack of relevant and timely publishing. If you don’t post timely, punchy, informative posts, your blog will not be read or be found by search engines. Your goal is not to obtain momentary awareness but to maintain relevancy over the long term for your target audience. You need to use buzz-monitoring tools to find out what customers are talking about—what interests them right now—and then use your blog to write about these subjects. This quest for prolonged relevancy and a deeper interaction with your customer is what a good business blog is all about.

It is no secret that trusted information sources, offline and online, are given greater credence by decision-makers than paid advertisements. People may be talking about your brand, your clients’ brands and your competitors as well. Are you listening and responding— and thereby demonstrating your commitment to the community that surrounds your business on the Web? Are you using monitoring tools to find and monitor all the blogs where people are talking about your brand, so you can engage in the conversation, post responses, and build relationships with them? Your own blog-publishing efforts and a blog-monitoring and commenting program must offer unique opportunities for a richer connection with key influencers.

Interacting with only the people who fully support your brand isn’t going to win any hearts and minds—nor make a lasting impact on branding and revenue. Use social media monitoring tools to find out who is talking about your brand, what they are saying, and what they like and dislike about your product. Understanding the key positive and negative voices discussing your brand will enable you to even better engage your fans, as well as to reach out to detractors to try to win them over. If you take a blogger’s criticism or suggestion and use it in creating a better product or service, not only will you have won that user over, you will have shown that you are taking your customers’ opinions to heart. Treat all of your blog-based interactions like a true relationship, with both sides giving and taking. You might gain valuable product, marketing, and segment knowledge from the interactions. Offer your key influencers special promotions or give them a say in product design or development. Remember, online interactions are a two-way street.

Use social media monitoring tools to find out which blogs and forums are hosting conversations about your brand. Take the time to know where your brand is being discussed and research the groups that are talking about it. Doing so gives you a better chance of relating to users and creating a relationship, rather than just talking at them in your own blog and when responding to their posts.

Take a close look at your business blog. Is it boring? Are the posts too infrequent? Does it speak to the conversations you’ve uncovered with social-media monitoring tools? Does it invite engagement by making it easy to post responses and to share posts via email and social networks? The person responsible for writing content for your blog should have full access to the social media monitoring data you uncover on a daily or weekly basis—so they can write posts that touch on those subjects. In addition, your social media marketing team should work hand-in-hand with your business blogger to promote posts with all the social-networking platforms, as well as to reach out to external bloggers to invite them to read and comment on your blog.

Many blogging programs fail to be relevant and drive engagement because businesses bite off more than they can chew and then the blogging programs languishes due to lack of time. Start small and then grow the program from there. It doesn’t cost a lot to (a) write posts for your blog; (b) use free or inexpensive monitoring tools to stay abreast of conversations about your brand; and (c) participate in the Web-wide dialogue taking place about your brand. But it does take a lot time. Make sure to map out your objectives based on the available bandwidth of your marketing team.

The pitfalls are many: failing to post regularly on your corporate blog; posting only text and no photos, videos, or links; failing to create a cohesive voice on your corporate blog by allowing several people to post; and neglecting to use all the methods possible to drive traffic to your blog (SEO, SEM, social media networks, email campaigns, etc.). But it’s easy to avoid these pitfalls now that you know what they are. Following these simple rules will result in a blogging program that does what you want it to: drive customer engagement, build your brand and boost sales.

Sofia Sapojnikova
Vesta Digital
IntelBuilder Social Media Platform
http://www.vestadigital.com

Why Use Advertising?

December 14, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

Advertising was initially used to stimulate demand when mass production resulted in a surplus of products. Advertising continues to be used to stimulate demand for a product but the methods of doing so have become so much more advanced. Advertising is used to ultimately increase the sales of a product or service. Although this may be an aim of the marketing activities of a firm, advertising should only be used to fulfill certain marketing objectives.

Advertising is very often used to strengthen or alter a brands image, in fact Channel once launched an advertising campaign to discourage sales from a lower social group as their long term profit relied on sustaining it’s up market image. Advertising is one of the key marketing tools to build a brand image through creating an appealing brand personality. In order to develop a distinctive and enduring brand image that consumers will remember and associate positive values with, advertising should be the choice for any company.

Advertising is the ideal marketing tool if you are aiming to create, strengthen or alter a brand image as it can position your brand, visually and aurally, adjacent to personalities that would fit with your product offerings and appeal to your target audience; such as sensitivity, bravery or humour.

Obtaining long term profits through strengthening a brand image is an achievable objective for advertising campaigns whilst direct sales proves one of the least effective aspects of advertising.

Apart from strengthening or altering the brand image, another key objective of advertising is to improve a firm’s corporate image by persuading the target audience that the company is trustworthy and reputable. Firms such as BP have often tried to use advertising for this purpose by projecting an image that deflects from the main purpose of their activities, they do this by building the company as a brand – through creative and powerful advertising. Image advertising can be used by firms to either change the attitudes towards their company, which may effect buying decisions, or to reposition the company to a different audience. In 2006 Walkers launched an advertising campaign to improve their company image, they used advertising imagery to associate their company with being health conscious with the aim to keep the custom of their now ‘waistline aware’ customers.

A third reason for the use of advertising, that is more associated with governmental campaigns is to change or alter the behaviors of people, for example healthy eating. This form of advertising is mainly about providing information to people that encourages them to sway towards a certain decision or direction. Health, fitness, anti smoking and dietary campaigns may all benefit by using advertising in this way. Advertising can achieve these changes in behaviour by not only developing hard hitting, creative and eye catching campaigns, but also suggesting to consumers that this new type of behaviours is acceptable and better for them, because they have been told about it from a reputable company or it has appeared on TV or in press. The mass media have been able to achieve this by integrating themselves in the everyday lives of consumers and have increasingly become an essential tool in directing us to behave in a certain way.

The most common reason to use advertising is to increase the awareness of a brand, to position and keep a brand at the top of the minds of their consumers. Consumers tend not to buy from a company unless they have heard about them and respect them. Advertising achieves this by reaching a large audience, positioning and targeting the brand so that consumers are fully aware of the brand existence. Advertising to generate and increase brand awareness is not designed to initiate an immediate response in consumers but is a method of growing a strong, reputable and recognised brand.

If your marketing objectives are to create and grow your brand image, to alter perceptions of your brand, to strengthen your company image or to change the behaviour or attitudes of a group of people, advertising should be one of your key marketing tools. Increasing brand awareness should be on the agenda of every company in order to help develop a long term profitable future, and advertising, whether print, online, press, TV or outdoor, should definitely be worth considering.

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Techniques to Excel at Copywriting for the Web

November 22, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

Any writing that promotes and sells a product or a service is known as copywriting. It is also known as business writing. It is the art and science of scripting words to not only promote and sell but also to persuade the reader about the product or service. Radio commercials, sales letters, commercials and even the classified ads on the highway are example of copywriting.

What is copywriting for the web?

Copywriting is of various types and the writing done especially for a web page is known as copywriting for the web. Excellent copywriting for the web can have an enormous upshot on search engine optimization. It is a very interesting job and the ones who love writing and are very creative find this profession very fascinating and appealing.

Writing for the web is not that a difficult job, and if you keep a few tips and tricks in mind, then you can successfully and effectively write more creative and fruitful web content.

A few tips and tricks:

• Know the subject well Copywriting does not mean simply copying and pasting other works! Instead, you need to do a thorough and in depth research on the topic, you are supposed to write. If you know the subject well in depth, you can excel at copywriting as this will not only make it easier for you to write but would also help you in writing an original and at the same time a high standard copywriting work.

• Opt for topics of interest Try to choose topics or subjects of your interest, or in which you have some knowledge, as this will help you in writing effectively. If you go in for the topics not of your interest, you might not be able to do justice to the writing.

• Choose target audience Before you start to write, it is important for you to figure out the target audience, as this will help you maintain the right pitch and the attitude of the article keeping in mind the taste and preference of the targeted audience.

• Plan Before you start writing, just make rough sketch of how the article should look like and what should be the sub heads, punch lines, what will be the word limit and what all are you going to include. Preparing a plan like this will help you in writing fast for the web.

• Logical flow of data and at the same time it should be interesting. There should be a logical flow of idea in the writing as an illogical flow may not be able to grab the attention of the reader. Along with it, the content should be appealing and exclusive, so that it can hold up the interest of the readers until the end.

• Relevant to the topic Many a time while writing, we go off the track. Therefore, we should always keep in mind that our writing is very much relevant to the business the website carries out, for which we are writing.

• Language Try to use plain and simple, easy to understand language. Your readers do not have much time to invest in understanding your language.

These are some of the basic tips and techniques which if properly implemented will definitely help you write an excellent copywriting for the web. Oops! Missed one thing! Do not forget to use Search Engine Optimization tools to make your copy more visible and help the readers find you.

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Do I Need A Copywriter? Red Balloon Creative

November 22, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

A Copywriter is a Salesperson in Print

So, now ask yourself the question again, do I need a copywriter? The answer is, of course, no. Not if you don’t want to sell things through advertisements or your website. Or, if you don’t care that your sales letters aren’t targeted or well written. But, if like most people, you do understand that effective, persuasive writing would bring about more sales and a greater professional image then yes, you do need a copywriter.

You may believe yourself to be a good writer, with a clear understanding of the English language. However, this does not make you an effective copywriter. A copywriter is trained to write in a persuasive style according to the copy purpose and target audience. As a copywriter myself I can vary my writing style to suit the person I’m aiming the advert at. I can make it feel like the advert or sales letter you’re reading was written just for you, even if 10,000 other people got the same letter through the post.

Would you buy from a website with poor spelling? Let me tell you now, I wouldn’t. It doesn’t matter how well designed the website is, if the spelling is poor it loses all professionalism. If you’re trying to sell to top level decision makers in business you need to write impressively. This means good English and good grammar, or face looking like amateurs.

A good copywriter is able to sell your product and service to any target audience. They will be able to put what you want to say in a written format that will persuade your reader to agree with you. This means you will get increased responses from your written copy be it more sales or more enquiries.

Too many people get bogged down with the design of their advertisements and websites, whilst forgetting that its what you actually say that sells your service. So, however good your website may look it is crucial that your copy appeals to your target and encourages them to buy from you.

Here at Red Balloon Creative our designers work closely with our copywriters, ensuring your website not only looks the part but actually sells your company as well. Professional copywriting can bring about great improvements to your sales and company image. So, whether its website copy, a sales letter or even writing an article Red Balloon Creative are the team to turn to for your copywriting needs. You can get in contact via our website at www.redballooncreative.com.

We look forward to working with you!

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Importance of Correct Copywriting for Search Engine Optimization

November 22, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

Correct copywriting for Search Engine Optimization (commonly referred to as SEO) is a very difficult task even for us experts. Before we send out any content for SEO copywriting our SEO copywriters go over multiple drafts and have several people look at it. SEO copywriting requires a fine balance of including keywords, remembering your target audience and not trying to sound too corporate. A good SEO copywriter can do this, often under the tightest of time constraints.

Just like in this article, good SEO copywriting keeps the main points at the top of the article. The bottom half is where ideas can be expanded but it is very important to highlight the key points in the beginning.

Importance of Keywords in Search Engine Optimization:

Keywords can be found in two places on a web page either in the meta tag or in the body content. The importance of meta keywords is still up for debate but they are a crucial part of quality SEO copywriting. A good SEO copywriter will be able to include the keywords throughout the content with out the reader knowing. Keywords should have relevance to the page, if there is no connection to the content then you attracting visitors to your site who you do not want.

Importance of Remembering Your Target Audience in SEO Copywriting:

A good SEO copywriter will always keep in mind the target audience. Think about what information is on your webpage. If the page is informational, make sure that it is organized and easy to read. Headlines and headers are a great way to organize information on a webpage. If the page is trying to sell something, try to include call to action statements so that the customer will feel motivated to do something.

Staying Away from Corporate Style Language:

Short and sweet on the web is perfectly acceptable. Too many adjective or hyperboles can sound cheesy. A good SEO copywriter will stay away from jargon terms. If it necessary to include industry phrases make sure you properly introduce them, for example in this article, SEO was first mentioned as Search Engine Optimization so that unfamiliar readers would be able to follow along.

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Advertising and Public Relations

November 21, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

Advertising is the activity that provides advertisements of commercial products and services. Many advertisements are designed only for the purpose of enlarging “brand image”. Because of this, advertisements tend to embed factual information along with their influential message. Advertisers use major medium like television, radio, cinema, and magazines and often appoint an advertising agency on behalf of a company or other organization to carry the advertisements to the target audience.

Advertisements now days can be viewed on shopping carts, airports, walkway, on the sides of buses, bus shelters, on telephone hold messages and in shopping malls. Advertisements are intentionally placed where the audience can easily or frequently approach it through visual, audio and printed mediums of information. Advertisers now even sponsor big events of endorse social causes in order to promote and improve their own brands value. For getting consumer’s attention ambient ads are made visible at places that a person surly needs to visit like public toilets, petrol stations, etc.

Very often advertising and public relations are thought as same. Advertising is much expensive and have much more focused message. Public relations have more creditability.

Advertisers now try hard to get their advertisements noticed by people. They are eagerly trying to find rapid ways to make their advertisements more innovative and ‘stand-out’ from the ad clutter. Digital technology is seen as the latest and is mainly used in sports events. Virtual ads now are now widening in scope as digital inserts are added in after scenes are shot.

Advertising revenue expenditure has engorged dramatically in last few years. By 2010, the estimated expenditure would exceed $500 billion, which in 2006 was estimated at $155 billion in the United States.

While advertising can be seen as necessary for economic growth, it is growing at the expense of society. Unwanted Commercial Email and other spam have become so dominating that it has become a major irritant to users who use these services. Not just this, they become a financial burden on Internet service providers. Public space is also invaded by advertisements. Places such as schools when penetrated with advertisements to some extent is a form of child harm. Political parties, group unions, etc also advertise themselves. Politicians through the medium of advertising also try to win public votes. Interest groups support good social ideas through advertising. Organizations advertise in order to recruit.

Not just the earth, the space surrounding it is now viewed as a commercial opportunity. In a Russian space program, a rocket with 30-foot pizza hut logo was launched. Many companies now even intend to put up ads in space at places that are visible from the earth. In near future, it would be a challenge to find places for advertising that are free of cost.

M/s TDI International India Limited, was established in 1986 and has since then been actively involved in undertaking a variety of services at Airports in India specially “Advertising Rights”. Over the years, TDI and Airport Advertising in India have become Synonymous.TDI International India Ltd is a leading advertising company providing airport advertising, internet advertising, ooh advertising, Delhi metro advertising corporation(DMRC) advertising, mobile advertising and digital display advertising.

Advertising and Public Relations

November 21, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

Advertising is the activity that provides advertisements of commercial products and services. Many advertisements are designed only for the purpose of enlarging “brand image”. Because of this, advertisements tend to embed factual information along with their influential message. Advertisers use major medium like television, radio, cinema, and magazines and often appoint an advertising agency on behalf of a company or other organization to carry the advertisements to the target audience.

Advertisements now days can be viewed on shopping carts, airports, walkway, on the sides of buses, bus shelters, on telephone hold messages and in shopping malls. Advertisements are intentionally placed where the audience can easily or frequently approach it through visual, audio and printed mediums of information. Advertisers now even sponsor big events of endorse social causes in order to promote and improve their own brands value. For getting consumer’s attention ambient ads are made visible at places that a person surly needs to visit like public toilets, petrol stations, etc.

Very often advertising and public relations are thought as same. Advertising is much expensive and have much more focused message. Public relations have more creditability.

Advertisers now try hard to get their advertisements noticed by people. They are eagerly trying to find rapid ways to make their advertisements more innovative and ‘stand-out’ from the ad clutter. Digital technology is seen as the latest and is mainly used in sports events. Virtual ads now are now widening in scope as digital inserts are added in after scenes are shot.

Advertising revenue expenditure has engorged dramatically in last few years. By 2010, the estimated expenditure would exceed $500 billion, which in 2006 was estimated at $155 billion in the United States.

While advertising can be seen as necessary for economic growth, it is growing at the expense of society. Unwanted Commercial Email and other spam have become so dominating that it has become a major irritant to users who use these services. Not just this, they become a financial burden on Internet service providers. Public space is also invaded by advertisements. Places such as schools when penetrated with advertisements to some extent is a form of child harm. Political parties, group unions, etc also advertise themselves. Politicians through the medium of advertising also try to win public votes. Interest groups support good social ideas through advertising. Organizations advertise in order to recruit.

Not just the earth, the space surrounding it is now viewed as a commercial opportunity. In a Russian space program, a rocket with 30-foot pizza hut logo was launched. Many companies now even intend to put up ads in space at places that are visible from the earth. In near future, it would be a challenge to find places for advertising that are free of cost.

M/s TDI International India Limited, was established in 1986 and has since then been actively involved in undertaking a variety of services at Airports in India specially “Advertising Rights”. Over the years, TDI and Airport Advertising in India have become Synonymous.TDI International India Ltd is a leading advertising company providing airport advertising, internet advertising, ooh advertising, Delhi metro advertising corporation(DMRC) advertising, mobile advertising and digital display advertising.

Professional Copywriting – Convert Visitors Into Buyers

November 21, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

The core objective of professional copywriting is not only to improve the search engine rankings but also to convert visitors into buyers. What persuades the audience to revisit your site is its content. Amateur content can drive the visitors off your website. Professional copywriting is a technique that is adopted for making the webpage content appealing to the audiences as well as the search engines.  For professional copywriting to be effective, the content has to written keeping the target audience and search engine guidelines in mind. The text should be of the appropriate length and must allow a smooth reading to the visitors. Search engines always look for genuine content, so your webpage content should be unique, informative, keyword rich and user friendly to gain top ranking in the searches. Proper researches have to be carried out for finding the apt keywords and key phrases. These relevant and competent keywords have to be placed strategically in the article body and other on page factors such as webpage title, description, headers, navigation bars, hyperlinks, and ALT tags. The density of the keywords should not exceed a certain limit so as to meet the standards set by leading search engines such as Google, Yahoo, Alta Vista, MSN, and others. Excessive keyword density may drive the search engines to consider your website as spam. On the whole, copywriting methods that cope with the changing SEO algorithms have to be used to attract the search engine spiders. Through SEO copywriting services, quality traffic to the websites can be increased. The process includes:•    Web content creation•    Editing of existing content•    Inclusion of relevant and targeted key phrases and key words in the webpage content•    Creation of Titles•    Optimization of description•    Creation of Meta tags, alt tags•    Implementation of blogs and articlesProfessional copywriting is the most cost-effective method to promote your products and service over the internet. It can convert visitors into buyers by increasing the visibility of your website. The ranking obtained through copywriting will be stable as it has been acquired through effectual search engine optimization techniques. You can bring in more sales to your products and services through your website with the assistance of professional copywriters, as they may be aware of the latest internet marketing strategies. Professional copywriting for search engine optimization is an acquired skill that demands experience, expertise and time to achieve the desired results.

Rajeev Rajagopal is a search engine placement and positioning expert at Viral SEO Services; offering natural website SEO (search engine optimization) services to improve website rankings and increase traffic. Our website optimization services include SEO Copywriting, internet marketing and website promotion, and internet marketing services.

Professional Copywriting – Convert Visitors Into Buyers

November 21, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

The core objective of professional copywriting is not only to improve the search engine rankings but also to convert visitors into buyers. What persuades the audience to revisit your site is its content. Amateur content can drive the visitors off your website. Professional copywriting is a technique that is adopted for making the webpage content appealing to the audiences as well as the search engines.  For professional copywriting to be effective, the content has to written keeping the target audience and search engine guidelines in mind. The text should be of the appropriate length and must allow a smooth reading to the visitors. Search engines always look for genuine content, so your webpage content should be unique, informative, keyword rich and user friendly to gain top ranking in the searches. Proper researches have to be carried out for finding the apt keywords and key phrases. These relevant and competent keywords have to be placed strategically in the article body and other on page factors such as webpage title, description, headers, navigation bars, hyperlinks, and ALT tags. The density of the keywords should not exceed a certain limit so as to meet the standards set by leading search engines such as Google, Yahoo, Alta Vista, MSN, and others. Excessive keyword density may drive the search engines to consider your website as spam. On the whole, copywriting methods that cope with the changing SEO algorithms have to be used to attract the search engine spiders. Through SEO copywriting services, quality traffic to the websites can be increased. The process includes:•    Web content creation•    Editing of existing content•    Inclusion of relevant and targeted key phrases and key words in the webpage content•    Creation of Titles•    Optimization of description•    Creation of Meta tags, alt tags•    Implementation of blogs and articlesProfessional copywriting is the most cost-effective method to promote your products and service over the internet. It can convert visitors into buyers by increasing the visibility of your website. The ranking obtained through copywriting will be stable as it has been acquired through effectual search engine optimization techniques. You can bring in more sales to your products and services through your website with the assistance of professional copywriters, as they may be aware of the latest internet marketing strategies. Professional copywriting for search engine optimization is an acquired skill that demands experience, expertise and time to achieve the desired results.

Rajeev Rajagopal is a search engine placement and positioning expert at Viral SEO Services; offering natural website SEO (search engine optimization) services to improve website rankings and increase traffic. Our website optimization services include SEO Copywriting, internet marketing and website promotion, and internet marketing services.

Adsense Marketing Business

November 21, 2009 by IBI · Leave a Comment 

AdSense, on the other hand, allows publishers that they ads appear like texts only on relevant web sites that have similar target audience like their business. You must treat Google Adsense as a real business. Google Ad words/Adsense – Advertise your business on Google. Currently, there is a special offer with a number of bonuses including a whole network of associate websites, already set up and hosted for you, an absolute Adsense business and a monthly newsletter. You need to keep creating more sites as older ones fail – or you need to be smart and use those AdSense revenues to build an enduring business. Before we begin let me point out that Google Adsense isn’t a game or a get rich quick scheme it’s a legitimate business, so approach it as such. People place adsense on their online family photo albums, their blogs and their business sites. Say you build your business model on creating hundreds of sites and earning big money by putting Google Adsense ads on the pages. Ok, if you decided to have a full fledged e-commerce website for business, filled with good selection of products, jointed up with other links …let me share with you, it is not an ideal site for Google AdSense Program. Above all these, you will need a collection of good resources to assist you in your business as an adsense publisher. Google AdSense, affiliate programs, joint ventures with other, none competing Business, as well as the sale of your own products or services has the potential to multiply your income. During the six months or so that we went through this I spoke to numerous business coaches and others who have been seduced by the hype and wasted their time optimizing their web sites for Google’s AdSense, which only served to get people they wanted to do business with to leave them for their competitors. In other words, an continual non-stop drive to keep on building websites and treating the business as strictly one of providing workable content sites for publishing adsense. To get into the Adsense marketing business and start earning some good cash, ask yourself. For example, if you are interested in building adsense content sites, you should either find a thriving adsense publisher who is willing to help you out, or join a network of adsense publishers that can provide the help you need in order to see regular improvements in your business.They can use them to promote their member marketing business, or they can place Google Adsense ads right into the text. It is possible to construct a more or less viable business model around AdSense. It is possible to construct a more or less viable business model around AdSense. Nike traditional site monetization models like Google Adsense, Amazon, and a host of popular affiliate-type programs, Photo max is structured as a multi-level or network marketing business which will have many folks turning away before exploring its real potential. You need to keep creating more sites as older ones fail – or you need to be smart and use those AdSense revenues to build an enduring business. Ok, if you decided to have a full fledged e-commerce website for business, filled with good selection of products, jointed up with other links with more selections…let me share with you, it is not an ideal site for Google AdSense Program. Above all these, you will need a compilation of good resources to assist you in your business as an adsense publisher. Google AdSense, colleague programs, joint ventures with other, none competing Business, as well as the sale of your own products or services has the potential to multiply your income.

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