Learn to Write How-to Articles To Get Credibility, Visibility & Clients In a Teleclass On May 21 or Afterwards
Posted Dec 18 2008 7:35pm
Do you yearn for quick visibility and recognition in your new career as an author, entrepreneur or holistic health counselor?
Worried because you don’t know how to write?
Want to nab some new clients and fans, who will come to you out of the blue – well, out of cyberspace – with minimal effort on your part?
Can’t consider expensive advertising?
No problem. You can easily promote your expertise and land clients by writing how-to articles. Don't know how? Fret not. Writing stories like these isn't as tough as you’d think! That's if you get some good guidance.
The teleseminar will be taught by Joan Stewart, a.k.a. “The Publicity Hound,” with a little input from me.
FYI, this How to Write How-To Articles teleclass will be the first in a series of programs that I'm presenting to help fellow authors, holistic health counselors, entrepreneurs and others, who want to develop their marketing prowess and build their platform.
Don't worry if you're busy May 21. You can still listen to our teleclass after the fact, because you can download an audio replay or MP3..
In this How to Write How-To Articles teleseminar, Joan will tell you how to easily write a simple 600-word article that explains to your target audience how they can solve a particular problem.
FYI, Joan (like me) is a former newspaper editor. More importantly, she’s now a real pro at using articles as a valuable marketing and publicity tool. Her articles – which you can find all over the Internet – bring lots of traffic to her website, including customers who buy her information products and services. Not only that, but her stories bring her dozens of requests from editors, publishers and bloggers, who want to reprint her articles.
No problem. You can easily promote your expertise and land clients by writing how-to articles. Don't know how? Fret not. Writing stories like these isn't as tough as you’d think! That's if you get some good guidance.
I'm here to help you get writing help now.
Here's how:
I'm presenting a teleclass, "How to Write How-To Articles to Get Credibility, Visibility & Clients," on Mon., May 21 at 2 p.m. EST with one of my mentors.
The teleseminar will be taught by Joan Stewart, a.k.a. “The Publicity Hound,” with a little input from me.
FYI, this How to Write How-To Articles teleclass will be the first in a series of programs that I'm presenting to help fellow authors, holistic health counselors, entrepreneurs and others, who want to develop their marketing prowess and build their platform.
"Publicity Hound" Joan Stewart -- who I first met at a conference two years ago – will give you lots of valuable information in this How to Write How-To Articles teleclass.
Don't worry if you're busy May 21. You can still listen to our teleclass after the fact, because you can download an audio replay or MP3..
In this How to Write How-To Articles teleseminar, Joan will tell you how to easily write a simple 600-word article that explains to your target audience how they can solve a particular problem.
FYI, Joan (like me) is a former newspaper editor. More importantly, she’s now a real pro at using articles as a valuable marketing and publicity tool. Her articles – which you can find all over the Internet – bring lots of traffic to her website, including customers who buy her information products and services. Not only that, but her stories bring her dozens of requests from editors, publishers and bloggers, who want to reprint her articles.
In this 60-minute telephone seminar, you will learn:
How writing articles can bring you fame and fortune even if you don’t know how to write or you don’t like to write.
How to identify your target audience. (If you don’t do this before you start writing, then you’ll be just wasting your time.)
How to know which topics to write about so your articles attract the greatest number of readers possible.
Tips for writing kick-butt headlines that pull in readers like a giant magnet.
Why editors, publishers, online article directories and bloggers are hungry for your articles.