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March 06, 2009

Case studies can help companies win business. We’re in a demand-generation, deal-closing economy and good customer evidence is the laser-guided bomb of marketing. As Writer-in-chief at Articulate Marketing, I write many case studies for different technology companies, including Microsoft, Hewlett-...
Bad Language [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Matthew Stibbe at 7:32 AM

February 23, 2009

Mind mapping is an effective tools for brainstorming. I regularly use a mind map on large piece of paper to think through the structure of a large piece of writing. The problem with paper-based mind maps is that once written they are hard to modify. It would be nice to be able to rearrange the branc...
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February 16, 2009

Why use CRM? Freelance writers need to do the same kind of marketing that big companies do: Keeping track of prospective clients Monitoring current projects and deadlines Developing new relationships Making sure nothing slips through the cracks (See my article 27 proven freelance marketing tips for ...
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December 09, 2008

Back when I was a freelance journalist, I had to source all my articles properly. This meant getting objective proof of facts and assertions, typically by interview or with reference to government or company publications. I try to carry this attitude through into my corporate work. Proper sourcing i...
Bad Language [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Matthew Stibbe at 7:15 AM

October 23, 2008

I love my current clients - this isn’t about them. But in the past, mainly when I was a freelance journalist, I have had to deal with a few clients that were very difficult: Asking for more work without paying more Paying very late Insisting on changes even when I had strongly recommended agai...
Bad Language [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Matthew Stibbe at 1:14 PM

October 15, 2008

Hi Uncle Matthew, I found your article How to Write an Efficient Email Press Release very helpful. I was wondering if you had some additional insight into one aspect I am still a little unsure about:  What is the etiquette for email follow-ups after emailing a press release? Specifically, if I have...
Bad Language [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Matthew Stibbe at 4:25 AM

July 09, 2008

One of my clients insists that I use the execrable OB10.com online invoicing system. It’s almost impossible to use, costs money for each invoice I raise and regularly locks me out for no reason whatsoever. I am, in fact, the owner of two accounts - neither of which work - simply because I gave...
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July 07, 2008

The best restaurants in the world deliver exquisite food, impeccable service and wonderful attention to detail. And, almost without fail, they have websites which would embarrass a first year web design student. They serve as a warning to other businesses. Here is a sampling of a few problems. I hav...
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June 20, 2008

Slashdot tipped a BBC article about the (allegedly) parlous state of the UK games industry. The discussion on Slashdot is very interesting while the news item is actually a lot of special pleading by the games industry: universities are rubbish, we need tax breaks etc. I’m a refugee from the g...
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June 17, 2008

There’s a good article on Slate today - Lazy Bastards: How we read online. It begins: You’re probably going to read this. It’s a short paragraph at the top of the page. It’s surrounded by white space. It’s in small type. It goes on to consider the differences between re...
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