If this week is any indication, 2010 is on fire with compelling content. (I’m a believer in “content is king.”) The articles and blog posts listed here are only a tiny percentage of the great pieces I read this week.
Bookends, LLC – A Literary Agency A Query on Queries. Agent Jessica Faust ponders whether “agent blogs and web sites have made things more complicated rather than simpler.” Which explains why she answers this seemingly no-brainer question.
Entrepreneur Magazine Freelancing? Think Like a Business Owner by Michelle Goodman. One of my freelancing gurus offers solid tips for growing your income and managing projects.
Marketing Profs Daily Mini Cooper Ad Fires on All Cylinders. Paul Williams discusses how this Mini Cooper campaigns hits all the right advertising notes: it’s attention getting; has a clear, memorable message; is brand appropriate; is locally/audience relevant and is remarkable. Although the campaign is image-heavy, Paul’s post is a perfect reminder of what’s required to pen compelling copy.
Your turn. What did you read this week that you’d like to share here?
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