The suggestions below are amalgamated from years of experience and many different events. Before I get to them… Since you’ll want to consider the source, rest assured that I’ve worked all three sides of the trade show table. As a … Continue reading →
Imagine being presented with a way to reduce your cost of providing technical support. Tech support is a necessary expense that when done correctly builds customer loyalty. One way to reduce your cost of providing support is to ensure … Continue reading →
“We’re almost ready to sign a deal,” Sam said. “The committee has examined submissions from several providers of web-enabled convergence to the incentivized dynamic platforms industry.” “Who are we going with?” asked John. “Probably Functional Algortronics,” replied Sam. “They’ve been … Continue reading →
Years ago the now late and lamented Copywriters’ Board contained threads and posts from copywriters of all levels of knowledge and experience. As you may imagine, such online gatherings produced many passionate discussions about what worked and what didn’t. One … Continue reading →
In a previous career I was a technology reviewer for the largest computer publisher in Canada (audited 400,000 national circulation back then). Sometimes I was invited on press junkets, aka trips paid for by vendors. My first was to Lexington, … Continue reading →
Having been an IT worker prior to becoming a marketing writer, I’ve been on both sides of this. Don’t take my word for it. Go to your favorite IT pro and ask: What do you think when someone tells you … Continue reading →