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Atricle Dump - 6 Things You DON'T Need, WON'T Get (and Will NEVER Pay For) if You Hire a Virtual Copywriter
The commercial real estate has been on a rise for the last few years. After the dot com crash, commercial real estate revenues declined, vacancies rose, and rents decreased. But since late 2001, revenues have steadily increased. The investors put more and more money into the industry. The Federal Reserve flooded the industry with money through low interest rates. The investors put money into the market because of its high returns. It is predicted that real estate market will remain strong, but it will not be as great as it has been. The study shows, “More than 10 % of bank’s assets are in commercial real estate. The stead job growth and U.S. demographic tr
Imagine if instead of sitting in traffic, your virtual copywriter is sitting at her computer, churning out fresh marketing ideas for your company. So, what's it going to be: driving on the highway, or driving your business? The choice is yours.
Chit-chat time.
The new write
The structure of the real estate notes is instrumental in getting maximum return and a note that has been completed will mean receiving payment from the buyer of the property. People that sell real estate notes usually consider selling the entire note and this is suitable for a number of people that wish to sell their entire note.There are more options available to you when selling real estate notes and it is best to consider each one and settle on the one that best suits your individual needs. An wonderful factor in this regard is that some note sellers like the interest rate and thus usually wish to avail of some cash.In other instances, yo
A virtual copywriter creates marketing materials for your company from a remote location. Virtual copywriters transfer files electronically, and communicate by phone and email. When you need instant copy, all you have to do is ask a virtual copywriter and you shall receive.
Many companies are still afraid to take that leap into the 21st century and outsource a virtual copywriter to handle those tedious and time-consuming writing jobs. What they're afraid of, I'm not exactly sure.
Is it that the writer won't be there to attend department meetings? Nothing a quick update by phone can't solve. (Aren't most meetings 20% pertinent information exchange and 80% "extra" anyway?)
Is it the absence of "in-office creative chemistry" that worries them? If chemistry was so important to good writing, your existing staffers would be putting pen to paper or shall I say fingers to keyboard at this very moment. But instead... you're reading this article and seriously considering how a copywriter can take your marketing to the next level. Yes, you'd be surprised at how many virtual copywriters can crank out word magic with minimal in-staff interaction.
A virtual copywriter is your marketing genie; she appears when you need her, and vanishes when you don't. With a virtual copywriter, the amount of hours or projects you book is entirely in your control. If for some reason your copywriter displeases you or vice versa, you can sever ties at any time, and everyone will recover fairly quickly. You can't beat this relationship of convenience, designed to give you ALL of what you need, and NONE of what you don't need.
Here are 6 things you DON'T need, WON'T get (and DON'T PAY FOR) when you hire a virtual copywriter.
Traffic time.
How many hours do your full-timers spend stuck in traffic or waiting in line at the McDonald's Drive-Thru? What about that freelancer who only worked 6 out of the 8 hours you booked this week because she got lost on her lunch hour... twice? Drive time is deprive time... from your business!
Imagine if instead of sitting in traffic, your virtual copywriter is sitting at her computer, churning out fresh marketing ideas for your company. So, what's it going to be: driving on the highway, or driving your business? The choice is yours.
Chit-chat time.
The new writer
Many people struggle with selling. Whether as employed and trained sales personnel, working in a professional services firm with a client fee target, or as a small business owner who needs customers to survive you need to sell. Why is it an issue? For many it starts with their own self-perception and how they, personally, relate to selling – or what they perceive as selling! Certainly, for many people the idea is that sales people have to spend their time finding potential customers (or clients!) and then convincing them to buy the product or service. This may have to mean pushing, manipulating or coercing them in some way. WRONG! Effective, profess
Is it that the writer won't be there to attend department meetings? Nothing a quick update by phone can't solve. (Aren't most meetings 20% pertinent information exchange and 80% "extra" anyway?)
Is it the absence of "in-office creative chemistry" that worries them? If chemistry was so important to good writing, your existing staffers would be putting pen to paper or shall I say fingers to keyboard at this very moment. But instead... you're reading this article and seriously considering how a copywriter can take your marketing to the next level. Yes, you'd be surprised at how many virtual copywriters can crank out word magic with minimal in-staff interaction.
A virtual copywriter is your marketing genie; she appears when you need her, and vanishes when you don't. With a virtual copywriter, the amount of hours or projects you book is entirely in your control. If for some reason your copywriter displeases you or vice versa, you can sever ties at any time, and everyone will recover fairly quickly. You can't beat this relationship of convenience, designed to give you ALL of what you need, and NONE of what you don't need.
Here are 6 things you DON'T need, WON'T get (and DON'T PAY FOR) when you hire a virtual copywriter.
Traffic time.
How many hours do your full-timers spend stuck in traffic or waiting in line at the McDonald's Drive-Thru? What about that freelancer who only worked 6 out of the 8 hours you booked this week because she got lost on her lunch hour... twice? Drive time is deprive time... from your business!
Imagine if instead of sitting in traffic, your virtual copywriter is sitting at her computer, churning out fresh marketing ideas for your company. So, what's it going to be: driving on the highway, or driving your business? The choice is yours.
Chit-chat time.
The new write
So, you have decided to jump into the Network Marketing Industry, and join a reputable company. Great Move! It will open up doors in your life that you never knew existed, and the personal development you will experience will be amazing.But you may be thinking- what do I look for? What should I be asking? What should I be trying to find out?The first thing you need to do, is ask yourself a question. "What type of product would I like to market? A tangible product, like vitamins or skin care? Or would I like a more intangible product like internet malls or legal services?" Once you decide that, you can have a direction to look towards and deci
A virtual copywriter is your marketing genie; she appears when you need her, and vanishes when you don't. With a virtual copywriter, the amount of hours or projects you book is entirely in your control. If for some reason your copywriter displeases you or vice versa, you can sever ties at any time, and everyone will recover fairly quickly. You can't beat this relationship of convenience, designed to give you ALL of what you need, and NONE of what you don't need.
Here are 6 things you DON'T need, WON'T get (and DON'T PAY FOR) when you hire a virtual copywriter.
Traffic time.
How many hours do your full-timers spend stuck in traffic or waiting in line at the McDonald's Drive-Thru? What about that freelancer who only worked 6 out of the 8 hours you booked this week because she got lost on her lunch hour... twice? Drive time is deprive time... from your business!
Imagine if instead of sitting in traffic, your virtual copywriter is sitting at her computer, churning out fresh marketing ideas for your company. So, what's it going to be: driving on the highway, or driving your business? The choice is yours.
Chit-chat time.
The new write
A few weeks ago I touched on the subject of getting other people to do your work for you. I want to cover this topic in a bit more detail as outsourcing is a superb way of saving yourself both time and money.By way of example, let me start with a short story :-)At 8.30pm one night last week, I started to wonder whether it would be possible to automate a particular part of one of my website design processes. At present I do this task semi-manually and it takes me about 4 hours to generate a multi-page website.Anyway, by 8.45pm I had scratched out an outline of what I would need a new custom piece of software to do to automate this task
Here are 6 things you DON'T need, WON'T get (and DON'T PAY FOR) when you hire a virtual copywriter.
Traffic time.
How many hours do your full-timers spend stuck in traffic or waiting in line at the McDonald's Drive-Thru? What about that freelancer who only worked 6 out of the 8 hours you booked this week because she got lost on her lunch hour... twice? Drive time is deprive time... from your business!
Imagine if instead of sitting in traffic, your virtual copywriter is sitting at her computer, churning out fresh marketing ideas for your company. So, what's it going to be: driving on the highway, or driving your business? The choice is yours.
Chit-chat time.
The new write
For most small business owners acquiring new customers is a top priority. You hope your marketing efforts will bring in more than one customer at a time. Chances are though, you count new customer additions one at a time: 1 + 1 = 2. Done correctly, it’s possible for your small business marketing efforts to use a multiplier effect so your new customer math is 1 + 1 = 3. What is the multiplier effect that creates this new customer math?The multiplier effect is the leverage you gain from how you acquire each new customer and what they do with the satisfaction they receive from doing business with you. In a word, "word of mouth" referral gives your new
Imagine if instead of sitting in traffic, your virtual copywriter is sitting at her computer, churning out fresh marketing ideas for your company. So, what's it going to be: driving on the highway, or driving your business? The choice is yours.
Chit-chat time.
The new writer's coming in this week, great! Only trouble is, your happy worker bees are a bit too fond of friendly conversation. How many chit-chat hours do you think you've shelled out cash for over the life of your business?
When you hire a virtual copywriter, you pay for ONLY the hours spent on your actual work, and NONE that were spent bantering in the bathroom, chatting in the cafeteria, and kvetching by the water cooler. 100% on-call copywriting... now you're talking.
Sick time.
Sick time is nothing to sneeze at. Full-time employees either take sick days off or show up to work exhausted, coughing their brains out and unable to function. And how about those "mental health" days? Face it, NONE of this is healthy for your business.
When your virtual copywriter falls ill, HIS business suffers, not yours. Why? Because if he's too weak to work, then you hire someone else to do it instead. Sounds like the prescription for success to me!
Office romance.
Who would have guessed the great bonus that would come with the new freelancer guy? A budding new romance with the young lady who answers the phones. It's a small company, there's no written policy against it. Personal emails and smoldering looks are flying... what can you do?
Your virtual copywriter might be hotter than Brad Pitt, Matthew McConnaghey and George Clooney combined. Thankfully, it's not an issue because nobody knows what he looks like! So: dating service, or copywriting service? You decide.
Benefits Package Headaches.
Joe wants to discuss adding his wife to his policy; Marita isn't satisfied with the listed physicians. Your health insurance company has changed their coverage details for the third time in a single year. Ah, but it's the nature of the beast, right?
One virtual copywriter means one less benefits package you have to worry about. What other reason do you need to pick up the
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