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December 2006

From The Golden Thread Mailbag … Book Publishers Need Copy Too December 26, 2006 (11:14:29 am)

Pat Coffey explains that book publishers have products to promote and so need copywriters too.

Quick Tip: Grammar Made Fun December 26, 2006 (11:14:12 am)

Will Newman reveals a resource that can actually make learning grammar fun.

How to Add Power Negotiation Tactics to Your Sales Pitch December 26, 2006 (11:13:53 am)

John Forde explains how to use the principle of reciprocal concession to boost response to your direct mail packages.

From The Golden Thread Mailbag … Legal Risk as a Copywriter December 18, 2006 (11:13:33 am)

Pat Coffey talks about your legal risk as a copywriter.

Quick Tip: Sit Right for Better Productivity … and Better Health
December 18, 2006 (11:13:14 am)

Sitting with correct posture can make a big difference in how you feel and in how much work you get done.

How to Create an Effective Business Card December 18, 2006 (11:12:51 am)

Michael Masterson reveals a better way to make connections at networking events than handing out business cards.

From The Golden Thread Mailbag … Building a Portfolio December 11, 2006 (11:00:33 am)

Pat Coffey talks about the ownership of copy you've written and how to include it in your portfolio.

Quick Tip: A Valuable One-Stop Dictionary
December 11, 2006 (11:00:13 am)

A valuable one-stop dictionary for copywriters.

The Drastically Changing Reality of Self-Promotion … and What You Can Do to Protect Yourself December 11, 2006 (10:59:52 am)

Bob Bly explains how the Internet is changing self promotion.

From The Golden Thread Mailbag … When You Can Do Better December 04, 2006 (10:58:59 am)

Pat Coffey talks about trying again with the same company when you've failed to beat their control in the past.

Quick Tip: Using Email Addresses December 04, 2006 (10:58:44 am)

Ilise Benun's advice on contacting your dream client by email.

A Guide for Creative Thinking December 04, 2006 (10:58:21 am)

Brian Tracy shares a few simple exercises that will increase your creativity.