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In today’s intensely competitive, information-rich business environment, effective communication is essential. The messages that make it through the clutter are the ones that are clear, accurate and engaging.

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Are Your Press Releases Worth It – Or a Waste of Time?

Posted by Jacquelyn on Feb 11th, 2012 in Communications, Ghostwriter - Ghostwriting, Sales, Marketing, Public Relations | 1 comment

Press releases can be a powerful weapon in your marketing and public relations arsenal. Just be sure you don’t shoot yourself in the foot with them. I can’t count the number of press releases I’ve written over the years in my career as a business writer–and it’s almost as hard to count the number of times I’ve had to explain to my clients why it’s critical for their releases to be well-written, accurate and actually contain news. Thanks to the internet and search engines, press releases can work harder and do more than...

Do you conduct credit reviews on your long-time customers?

Posted by Jacquelyn on Feb 8th, 2012 in Business, Finance, Credit, Money Management, Ghostwriter - Ghostwriting | 0 comments

If you extend credit to your customers, how long has it been since you’ve done a credit check on your accounts? If it’s been more than a year, it’s been too long. You may know that JK Harris & Co. was my client (I was the ghostwriter for JK Harris’ books Flashpoint, Sales Flashpoint, and IRS Tax Secrets, and handled additional business writing and content marketing projects). When the firm filed bankruptcy, I was one of thousands of unsecured creditors. I doubt that I’ll ever see a penny of what the company owes me. But it could...

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