Category Archives: Business Communication

The Formula for Getting and Engaging With New Clients

I was asked this week to comment on the following email by the wife of a client, and so I’ve tried to simplify the response as best I can while ensuring the gist of the information is as clear as … Continue reading →

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Can You Really Write a Book in 48 Hours

How is it possible to write a book in 48 hours? I’ve recently been hearing about publishing coaches who offer to help people write a book in only 48 hours.   Intrigued I looked into this further and am surprised to … Continue reading →

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Mind Mapping to get the best out of your story line

Mind Mapping Your Ideas and Stories Whether you are writing for business, a blog, or a novel, you need to know that a good story will hugely help your own writing style, and the readers to absorb what you’re trying … Continue reading →

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Tips For Finding New Subjects to Write About

Every time I sit down at my computer, I’m nudged to write.  Write anything!  “Sure, that’s easy for you to say”, I quietly curse the insistent voice in your head that’s trying to urge your fingers to start working magic … Continue reading →

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Hey Mr Telemarketer… don’t call me Darl!

So I’m doing my morning ablutions, and with toothbrush in my mouth, hear my phone ringing in the other room.   Quick rinse, dive for the phone – expecting it to be a call I was waiting for – and … Continue reading →

Speaking is Part of Writing

One of the big things a lot of writers and new authors don’t understand when they are writing their first book, is that once the book is launched, then the hard work really begins. I attended a full day event … Continue reading →

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Using Keywords in Content

Think about what you most want to be known for.   Maybe it’s leadership, maybe it’s customer service, maybe it’s for making the very best skateboards in he world.  OK – that’s the easy part.   But your website needs … Continue reading →

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Your BEST Content is the Easiest to Share

I know it can be nerve wracking to get up in front on an audience, and talk about what you do, or present to the sales team the new outline for the proposed new budget.  But here’s a great way … Continue reading →

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Stories that Sell Your Business

I was recently following a series of posts on Facebook and found that a group of business people were starting to share their stories about their personal reasons for being in business.  Some of the members were writing some pretty … Continue reading →

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How do you share the stories in your business for marketing success

One of the big trends I’ve been hearing and reading about from marketing and online people lately is that 2014 is the year of CONTENT.  This means that sharing more about what you do, how you do it, and making … Continue reading →

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