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Making the most of your press coverage

Some well-appointed PR is the perfect way to get a message out to as many people as possible if you’ve got an interesting story to tell about your business. A carefully written press release, some great photos and a reliable list of journalists can give a real boost to your…

LesleyJune 6, 2016

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A Day in the Life

Whose story can you tell to boost your business? It can be a real chore to write regular news updates on a business website … coming up with fresh ideas, keeping the momentum going and finding the time to do it. Despite knowing the benefit of regular website updates (from…

LesleyMay 26, 2016

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Copywriting for Financial Services Industry

Or how to turn dull words into something interesting! Financial services and insurance – I’m not out to offend here but, let’s face it, it’s not something that sends shivers of excitement down many people. Through no fault of its own, the industry sells products that customers are either obliged…

LesleyMay 17, 2016

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Are these the 11 most boring words in business?

Has malaise ever crept in when you’re jumping from one website to another in the quest to find the answer to your problems? You may have visited five sites but the same old words keep swimming before your eyes. There’s nothing to distinguish the services from one company to another…

LesleyNovember 16, 2015

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Persuasive copy: the power of three

Writers have long deployed 'threes' to build up an argument: think about how the three adjectives 'tall, dark and handsome' work much better than 'tall and handsome.'

LesleyJanuary 23, 2015

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Copywriting for humans, or Tell it like it is

I’ve been reading Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee, by Dee Brown, and have been struck by the gloriously evocative way that Native Americans charted the passage of the year. So they had the Moon of the Red Grass Appearing, the Moon of the Deer Dropping Their Horns, the Moon…

LesleySeptember 3, 2014

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