http://archive.aweber.com/gettingitwriteImprove your business through copywriting strategiesThu, 19 Apr 2012 13:45:51 -0400http://archive.aweber.com/gettingitwrite/KAhw./h/Writing_a_New_Chapter_.htm Dear , Spring is all about new beginnings, and this year I have decided to make my own fresh start. Five years ago, I set up Write Choice For You with the aim of providing quality writing services. Since then, I have had the chance to coach new students, teach an Online writing program, work with small-mid sized companies, and hire staff to help me with my editing and social media marketing needs. It has been an exciting journey, but one of the most important parts of it, was the ability to share my growth, knowledge, and friendship with you. A couple of weeks ago, I was given the wonderful opportunity to join an exciting new venture. I accepted and as of the 9th May, I'll be the new Senior Marketing Communications Specialist with the TU Group in Vancouver. It's with sadness that I close down Write Choice For You; but with excitement that I begin a new chapter in my life. My children have to adjust to after-school day care and I'll miss the freedom of working my own hours ;) But mostly, I'll miss the interaction with my clients, online subscribers, followers, and fans. I do hope we can continue to keep in touch via Twitter - www.twitter.com/ushasliva, LinkedIn - http://www.linkedin.com/in/ushakrishnansliva and Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/ushasliva. Email me anytime at usha@writechoiceforyou.com. Here's to new beginnings! Warm regards, Usha Sliva Thu, 19 Apr 2012 13:45:51 -0400http://archive.aweber.com/gettingitwrite/N282Q/h/Targeting_the_Correct.htmVancouver Copywriter, SEO Web Copy, Ad Copy, Online Marketing - BC, Canada, USA, UK http://www.writechoiceforyou.com/index.php?option=com_content=frontpage Vancouver Copywriting Firm, Write Choice For You is a top, professional SEO corporate communications and marketing copywriting company,specializing in web copy, sales and marketing copy and corporate communications for small to mid sized business owners. Targeting the Correct Audience - 2012-03-19 14:37:09-04 Who is your target and who is your target audience? Before you start any project, take some time to define your target audience. And no, not everyone can be your audience. You need to get as unique and specific as you can. This is why traditional (print) direct marketing, which is highly targeted, still works today despite the fact the internet has made for a lot of low-cost, effective options such as facebook campaigns. Not everyone can or will have an interest in your products or services - you need to be able to specify who will and who won't before you put pen to paper (or fingers to the keyboard). You also have to distinguish between your target audience and target. Your target audience is the individuals, groups, communities, and bodies of decision-makers who can influence your target. Your target is the individual/s that has direct decision-making power. Sometimes your target audience is the target, and sometimes is not. For example, your target could be children with allergies. Your target audience could be parents who are responsible for their diet. To define your target audience, you need to be specific with your goals: "    Who needs to hear your message?"    Who has the most influence over your target (primary) and a lesser influence (secondary)?   Here are some ways in which to define who your audience is: Begin by asking yourself a few quick questions on your topic such as what is the topic? Who would be interested in reading about this topic? What specific attributes or characteristics apply to your intended audience?   Next, focus on demographics. Will your copy interest all women? Only married women? Only married women ages 20-35? Does your audience comprise of consumers or business people? How old are they? Where do they live? Are they educated? What do they do for a living? Then look at the niche you'll be selling. If it's your copywriting services, will they be used by corporations or small business owners? If you are writing consumer copy, then what niche are you looking to fit into? No matter which business you're writing for, your product or service will have a lot of competition. Narrowing your focus to a single specific demographic or slice of the marketplace will let your consumers really see who you are. If you are not differentiating yourself from the rest of your competitors, your consumers will automatically begin to look at price as a deciding factor. Once you begin to understand this, you realise that it's okay to exclude certain types of consumers from your target audience. Similarly, it's important to position yourself as an expert in your field. Brands like Starbucks for example can charge a premium price for their products, because they are established as an authority on coffee.  As an online retailer, you have a number of ways to do this, including offering free information to grow your visibility and position in the marketplace. Marry passion with expertize and you have a definite winner.       Mon, 19 Mar 2012 15:01:18 -0400http://archive.aweber.com/gettingitwrite/ACd3g/h/3_Great_Organizing_Tools_to.htmVancouver Copywriter, SEO Web Copy, Ad Copy, Online Marketing - BC, Canada, USA, UK http://www.writechoiceforyou.com/index.php?option=com_content=frontpage Vancouver Copywriting Firm, Write Choice For You is a top, professional SEO corporate communications and marketing copywriting company,specializing in web copy, sales and marketing copy and corporate communications for small to mid sized business owners. 3 Great Organizing Tools to help you stay productive (and a bonus tool) - 2012-03-16 12:45:55-04   Whether you run your own business or are paid a salary, one of the hardest parts of multitasking is trying to stay on top of things. There are a number of powerful tools available to help you get organized, and I personally couldn't survive without Google calendar and Google documents. These help me create schedules and share work-jobs with customers. Apart from these, I use three other tools, which are invaluable in note-taking, note creating, file sharing, and to-do list jottings.   8 Steps to Creating a Successful Organizational System   Before I share them, let's take a quick look at 8 steps to create a successful organizational system. These have been distilled from 20 odd steps I was taught or learnt. You'll find you can implement them in just about any situation. Use them in conjunction with the tools outlined below and you'll always stay on top of schedules. 1.    Assess the situation or problem. Begin by getting an overall impression of the current situation, and how successfully organized you consider it to be. 2.    Determine a desirable outcome. Envision the best possible outcome as you see it today. Visualizing the best case scenario helps you determine the starting point, from which you can expand to where you want to be. 3.    Identify what works. Go through your current system with a fine-toothed comb. Is it working for you? If it isn't broken, don't try and fix it. You can however look at options to improve it. 4.    Identify what does not work. Yup, that's equally important. take a look at what's not working in your daily systems. You might find that on a given day, practically nothing works! When this happens to me, I take a break and ask myself a simple question - why? Often a small change or tweak can lead to dramatic positive results. 5.    Outline a plan. What sort of knowledge or expertise or tools do you need to complete this organizational task? 6.    Determine your action steps. Tasks are always easier to complete when broken down into manageable dos. How do you get from the problem to the solution? Map out the steps you need to take to achieve a desired result. 7.    Implement the plan. Roll up your sleeves and get to work. For most, this is the fun part of any organizational process as you actually get to put your initiatives into work. For others, this can be a difficult part, as it often needs to be repeated before you can see success. 8.    Test its outcome. As you implement any plan, you'll realize you need to tweak it to get it right. Successful organizers will continuously test each process and plan under different conditions, until they can determine one that works for them.   3 Excellent Organizational Tools   Now that we have the 8 steps down, let's take a look at three organizing tools to help you schedule and manage daily tasks. Evernote: I love jotting down notes on my android phone and I use the voice recorder as well.  But I've heard a lot of good things about Evernote. So I had to give it a try. It's a really handy tool that lets you record your thought anytime and anyplace, but the great part is unlike your phone notes, it lets you search by keyword, tag or even handwritten text. So you can find what you want, fast. And yes, you can share your notes as well. Did I mention it's free? http://www.evernote.com/ Toodledo: Funny name, but nothing funny about how it works. It's billed as an incredibly powerful to-do list, and if you're like me and love to scribble on your to-do sheet, this is a must-have. You can organize your tasks, customize your field, and import items. But the best part is that you can access this from your desktop and mobile, so it's never far from you; unlike that pesky pad which you've forgotten at your desk! http://www.toodledo.com/ Toggl: What are you really working on? We spend so many hours in front of the computer, but how many of them are really productive? Toggl helps you time-track on your desktop or phone, and it's a brilliant tool if you're working on multiple projects in a single day. https://www.toggl.com/   Bonus Mind42: This might be the right tool for individuals who work alone or in high pressure jobs. The concept behind this is simple - you can jot down your ideas and manage them in a layout that's easy to create and share. You create a map that lets you go from one idea to the next. The application works like a desktop application, so you can download it from your computer or mobile device. I've marked this as an added bonus tool because I haven't personally tried it out, but the reports I've received so far seem good! http://www.mind42.com/ Do you have any organizational tools you use? Would love to hear from you.       Fri, 16 Mar 2012 13:15:50 -0400http://archive.aweber.com/gettingitwrite/Owa_g/h/How_to_Write_a_Press_Release.htmVancouver Copywriter, SEO Web Copy, Ad Copy, Online Marketing - BC, Canada, USA, UK http://www.writechoiceforyou.com/index.php?option=com_content=frontpage Vancouver Copywriting Firm, Write Choice For You is a top, professional SEO copywriting and online marketing consulting company,specializing in web copy, sales and marketing copy and corporate communications for small business owners. How to Write a Press Release that gets Read - 2012-03-12 17:02:32-04 A press release is a short summery of an event or information that is sent out to the media. This is an ideal way to publicize company news or boost sales, with minimum costs involved. However, each day editors receive hundreds of press releases; and the challenge is to get your press release to stand out from the crowd and not get filed away with the rest. You have a story to tell and the editor in whose hand your release lands, must want to pick it up and explore it further.   Use these 10 tips to grab your reader's attention: 1. Write a killer headline: This is what makes your release stand out from the rest, so put all your creativity into writing something short, but unique.2. Start out with a bang: Write your important information in the first paragraph. It can be short and concise, but must get the message out at the beginning.3. Keep it simple: Editors do not go in for hype or unsubstantiated claims. Keep your sentences short and to the point.4. Use quotes and comments: Make sure your quotes and comments are fun and interesting and most importantly, can be verified.5. Use the active tense: And keep your release as upbeat as possible (unless the news suggests otherwise). If you are excited about a new launch, product, service on the market, others will be too.6. Stick to one page: Make your release just one page in length. Longer than that and you're liable to lose the editor's interest.7. Avoid too many technical terms: While you may need to incorporate some technical terms, try to write in a lingo that a lay person will understand.8. Include all the relevant details: When writing your draft, ask yourself the following: Who (is involved), Why (is the event occurring), What (is it about), Where (does/did it take place), When (does/did it take place).9. Always include contact details: Complete details of the company spokesperson should always be included, along with any interview opportunities.10. Proofread: This is probably the most important thing you could do for any document, but more so for a press release. A poorly written release with grammatical errors is never going to see publishing daylights, so read and re-read before submitting it. Need an experienced press release writer to help you get started or create attention-grabbing press releases? Call Vancouver Copywriter, Usha Sliva today on 604 375 7477 or email me at usha@writechoiceforyou.com. And don't forget to download your free ebook on 5 Marketing Ideas to Rock Your Business!   Mon, 12 Mar 2012 17:30:51 -0400http://archive.aweber.com/gettingitwrite/Get7g/h/How_to_Sell_to_Women_A.htm Hello , Happy International Woman's Day! Hope you're enjoying your day. Coming from Europe where they celebrate International Woman's Day in a big way, I've come to expect a bunch of flowers from my husband each March 8th (and I don't get them on my birthday, which is in two weeks!) It's nice to feel appreciated and the flowers brighten up the house. Here's another way to celebrate being a woman, or working with women - and that's by learning from the best in the industry on 'how to sell to women'. Lisa Sasevich, also known as the Queen of Sales Conversion is currently hosting a 3 day FREE teleseminar on 'How to Sell to Women'. You'll hear from top speakers like Brian Tracy and Ali Brown, and you'll get to download a FREE mp3 recording by Zappos CEO Robert Richman. Interested? The sign on here - http://www.selltowomen.com/ and and join in the calls. Here's another one you might be interested in. This is for business owners who are either new to their business or would like to give their business a boost. It's a FREE call by Ali Brown called Solid Steps to Success. And can you also do me a favor? I'm trying to create ebooks for my customers to educate them on copywriting and business topics. If you were my client, what you'd like to learn more about? Digital marketing Copywriting Sales letters Conversion rates Online sales Traditional marketing like direct mailers Anything else? Email me at usha@writechoiceforyou.com or send me a tweet at www.twitter.com/ushasliva. Your opinions will help me plan my ebooks. If you're receiving this email via twitter or facebook, and would like to register from my free ezine, Getting it Write!, then hop over to my website, http://www.writechoiceforyou.com/and sign up for it. You'll also receive my FREE ebook - 5 DIY Marketing Ideas to Rock your business! Enjoy your day! Blessings! Usha Sliva Thu, 08 Mar 2012 14:59:06 -0500http://archive.aweber.com/gettingitwrite/My5Fw/h/If_Content_is_King_Where.htmVancouver Copywriter, SEO Web Copy, Ad Copy, Online Marketing - BC, Canada, USA, UK http://www.writechoiceforyou.com/index.php?option=com_content=frontpage Vancouver Copywriting Firm, Write Choice For You is a top, professional SEO copywriting and online marketing consulting company,specializing in web copy, sales and marketing copy and corporate communications for small business owners. If Content is King, Where are my Subjects? - 2012-03-05 10:33:23-05 It's been drilled into us time and time again - content is king. Write exceptional content, and your blog will see tremendous growth. Believe it or not, there are other things your viewers want besides content - I know, I learned it the hard way. You can churn out pages of excellent informative words, but if you miss the following key ingredients, you'll still find it hard to build a loyal audience.   Personality: Recently, I was going through a fellow writer's blog in which she discusses 'blog ghostwriting for executives'. And a lot of the comments raised by her post involved the importance of the executive's personality to shine through the post, whether it's ghostwritten or not. The same holds true no matter the kind of blog post you write. When I first started out, I blogged as 'me', a wife, a mother of two, an itinerant traveler, and a successful freelance writer. I gained a bunch of followers who have since moved with me to my current blog. The reason? My readers enjoyed reading what I shared. They loved to learn about a freelance writing career, but they also enjoyed the stories I shared, which they could relate to. Let your personality shine through your posts. Consistency: Write quality posts and write often. The moment you build up a readership (and this is all the more important if you have an RSS feed), your audience expects to receive quality posts from you on a regular basis. Give them what they want, when they want it. If you can post daily, that's awesome. All the top sites have a daily feed viewers can subscribe too, and sometimes, thanks to guest posts, they publish more than once a day. A calendar will help you organize your blogging schedule - I use Google calendar to help me stay on track, but any calendar will work. It also helps you avoid repeating topics and thinking up fresh content. Daily blogging helps you stay on search engine radar, a must if you want your blog to gain rank quickly. Post daily, using Google Calendar and RSS feeds to gain traction. Expertize: There's nothing like being an expert in your field to guarantee people will come to you. I love writing and that's what I do, so it's easy to find topics that my readers will write. What do you do? What do you love? These might be the same (if you're lucky) or might be two absolutely different things. If it's the latter, then pick the topic you're passionate about. Chances are you'll find it easier to learn more and share more about something that turns you on. And that's the start to become acknowledged as an expert in your field. So if you are churning out blog after blog, but find it hard to attract readers, consider writing with personality, consistency, and expertize.         Mon, 05 Mar 2012 12:16:49 -0500http://archive.aweber.com/gettingitwrite/Fb3NA/h/How_to_Write_Short_Copy.htmVancouver Copywriter, SEO Web Copy, Ad Copy, Online Marketing - BC, Canada, USA, UK http://www.writechoiceforyou.com/index.php?option=com_content=frontpage Vancouver Copywriting Firm, Write Choice For You is a top, professional SEO copywriting and online marketing consulting company,specializing in web copy, sales and marketing copy and corporate communications for small business owners. How to Write Short Copy Blueprint - 2012-02-27 10:04:24-05 What's harder than writing good copy? Writing short copy! As a copywriter, I learned this a few years ago, when a client asked me to write a sales piece in less than 200 words. Piece of cake, I thought. It should take me half an hour and I still get to charge him for the hour! An hour later, I was still 100 words over with no idea how to pare it down! There are copywriters who specialize in writing short copy, which includes PPC ads, print ads, sales copy, and product or service descriptions. It's easy, if you know how. Over the years, I've developed a blueprint which works.  I use it each time I need to write copy, but especially when I have to write short copy. Here's how it goes. Define your objective: Why are you writing this piece? To sell a product? To ask people to perform a certain action, such as call the toll free number indicated? To describe the merchandise? Once you have your objective, things become clearer. Decide on the emotions your copy will evoke: When customers view your copy, what emotions will they feel? Happiness? Success? Financial freedom? We base a lot of our purchase decisions on emotions, so take some time to think of what you really want to convey. Write down your key messages: When you begin, you might have a number of messages that jump out at you. Spend some time jotting them down, in order of importance. If your list is exceptionally long, try and cut it down to two or three main messages. Pinpoint the main focus: Now that you have all the pieces, it's time to put them together. What key message can you include in your starting point and headline? Does this coincide with the emotional message you need to deliver? As an example, if you are writing an ad for a sedan, are you selling to families? If so, does your message convey safety, space, and durability? Use these four key points when you craft your message and the number of words you're restricted to suddenly doesn't matter that much anymore.     Mon, 27 Feb 2012 11:01:46 -0500http://archive.aweber.com/gettingitwrite/CGflQ/h/How_to_Freewrite.htmVancouver Copywriter, SEO Web Copy, Ad Copy, Online Marketing - BC, Canada, USA, UK http://www.writechoiceforyou.com/index.php?option=com_content=frontpage Vancouver Copywriting Firm, Write Choice For You is a top, professional SEO copywriting and online marketing consulting company,specializing in web copy, sales and marketing copy and corporate communications for small business owners. How to Freewrite - 2012-02-20 16:12:27-05 Firstly, thanks all who wrote to me about my vacation. I had a much needed break and am back with tons of new ideas on how to grow the business and help others who want to get started in their own entrepreneurial venture. It's an exciting time and I hope to share the details with you soon. But first things first. I didn't write for 7 days and I missed it. But it was hard getting up this morning and switching on my computer. And so I reverted to my favorite standby, freewriting. I learned freewriting years ago when I signed on for an advanced writing course, and it has always helped me overcome writer's block and get the creative juices flowing. It can also help you when you want to change or work on your writing style. Before you begin writing anything, you need to understand your own writing process. It's only when you can grasp your own techniques, most of which are the same no matter the subject; that you can understand why and how you need to change to improve your writing style. Some writers gather their research and put down a draft based on this material. Others simply put down their thoughts before they can slip away, and then gather their research and begin their draft outline.But what happens when you have no ideas and no indication as to where your research must start? This is where freewriting comes in. Freewriting is a process where you put your pen to paper, or hands on the keyboard and write, non-stop, for 10 minutes. That's it. No stopping to think, no going back to correct spellings or grammatical errors. No making any changes. Just writing down whatever comes to your mind. If your mind begins to wander, then let it- just continue to write down what you think. The value of freewriting lies in that your mind is too busy (as are your hands) to critique what is being put down on paper. And once the critic is silenced, your thoughts are allowed to flow. And it's quite incredible the direction this flow takes you. You may not get your complete draft from a freewriting exercise; indeed, often your thoughts go in a totally different direction. But you most likely will end up getting focused and if you are lucky, then you will have a central point from which to continue to work. I love freewriting and even if I'm familiar with a topic I'm about to write on; I use it to help me put down all the jumbled up thoughts in my mind. Then once I've done my research, I can see if I've missed researching any of the points my mind initially came up with. And sometimes, I even find my starting sentence (usually my most difficult sentence) from a freewriting exercise.To try your own freewriting exercise, do the following:-Select an upcoming topic you've been asked to write on. If you don't have one, never mind. Select something that you would like to write on; preferably not something you are extremely conversant with.-Do a 10 minute freewriting exercise on this topic. Don't stop till the timer you've set (or alternatively, keep a clock besides you) has gone off.-I prefer typing with my eyes shut. This minimizes any distractions that may crop up (such as actually viewing spelling typos). You can do it with your eyes shut or open- just don't stop to make any changes.-At the end of the exercise, read through it and see what key points come up.Practise freewriting for at least 7 consecutive days and at the end of it, you'll find that your thoughts wander less often and your mind comes up with wonderful ideas on the subject at hand.         Mon, 20 Feb 2012 16:45:31 -0500http://archive.aweber.com/gettingitwrite/CW8Lg/h/Online_Marketing_and.htmVancouver Copywriter, SEO Web Copy, Ad Copy, Online Marketing - BC, Canada, USA, UK http://www.writechoiceforyou.com/index.php?option=com_content=frontpage Vancouver Copywriting Firm, Write Choice For You is a top, professional SEO copywriting and online marketing consulting company,specializing in web copy, sales and marketing copy and corporate communications for small business owners. Online Marketing and Communication Packages - 2011-08-29 22:45:05-04 Does you content tell your true story? More importantly, does it get people to invest in purchasing your products and services? Are you ready to reap the rewards of strong marketing copy and optimized content? Our Website Content Packages allow you to do just that. Book any of these packages and get a FREE Website Analysis, which tells you what you can do to improve your website marketing efforts.   Retainer Package This option is preferred amongst our advertising, direct marketing, and pr agencies, and clients who wish to build a consistent message over a course of time. A retainer service includes a predetermined number of hours per month, which you can use to fulfill any of your copywriting, online marketing content, or print writing needs. A sample could be: 20 hours per month, devoted to 5 ezine articles, 10 blog posts, and 1 newsletter. 15 hours per month, devoted to 1 press release, 1 newsletter, and a mini report. How this works: A retainer package is calculated on a monthly or per project basis, and really depends on how many hours you want to retain our services for. In general however, it works out to be less expensive than hiring us by the hour, and you can within reason, use our writing services to fulfill all your writing needs. The fees are paid in advance and a breakdown is delivered at the end of each month outlining the hours and work undertaken.If there is a heavy workload, there is an extra surcharge calculated on a per hour basis. If there is a lighter workload, unfortunately, we will still charge the monthly retainer fee. Interested in learning further? Contact me, and let's chat!     SEO Articles - $1000 / 10 articles of 500 words each Creating SEO articles is great for businesses that want to get visibility on search engines (like Google, Yahoo, and Bing). It lays the foundation to future search marketing efforts. This package is perfect for business owners who need search engine traffic. What this package does for your business: Provides you with a list of keywords that you can use time and time again to promote your products and services. Gives Google and other search engines the chance to crawl through your site and position you for higher search engine rankings. Provides your customers with informative value added content they can use and respond to. Gives you the opportunity to promote yourself on social networking sites like twitter and facebook. What this package includes: 10 SEO articles, each of a 500 + word count Research 1 revision per article Keyword research Keyword insertion Links insertion A list of recommended tools and strategies for building on this How this works: Once you have made your payment, you will receive a questionnaire or a phone/Skype call to discuss project details and preferred work dates. I am also available to discuss this via email. When the project is completed, I will be sending you the list of recommended tools and strategies for future use. We can also discuss options if you'd like to move forward with other marketing ventures. Need to discuss alternative packages or individually priced options? Contact me, and let's chat   Hear what our clients say: "Usha,I can't tell you how happy we are to have found you for our writing needs. You are our "Go to Person" for sales copy and press releases. We don't know what to appreciate the most. All of the lessons and resources that you have provided to help us, the amount of traffic we have received, or the quality of your own work. In any event, I feel that we are in a win-win situation each time that we work with you. Look forward to working on future projects in the near future." - Dr. Alicia Holland-Johnson, President, iGlobal Educational Services         Website Content - $1500 for 5 pages of 350-500 words each This package is ideal for the business owner who wants to promote his brand, product, or service. It includes up to 5 pages of professionally written web content and can be supported by SEO articles. What this package does for your business: Provides you with professional content that positions you as an expert in your field. Gives Google and other search engines the chance to crawl through your site and position you for higher search engine rankings. Provides your customer with firsthand knowledge of your business and services and gives them a place to purchase your products and services. Gives you a multi-tiered marketing strategy that reinforces your message. What this package includes: 5 web pages of 350-500 words each Research 1 revision per article Keyword research Keyword insertion Links insertion A list of recommended tools and strategies for building on this How this works: Once you have made your payment, you will receive a questionnaire or a phone/Skype call to discuss project details and preferred work dates. I am also available to discuss this via email. When the project is completed, I will be sending you the list of recommended tools and strategies for future use. We can also discuss options if you'd like to move forward with other marketing ventures. Need to discuss alternative packages or individually priced options? Contact me, and let's chat!   Hear what our clients say: "We have hired Usha on several occasions to help with article, PR and website copy creation and editing for our clients over the past year. She has continuously delivered high quality work, on time and SEO optimized. She understands both what the client and the search engines need. We highly recommend her for anyone seeking strong writing or editing services." - Sarah V Bundy, CEO, All Inclusive Marketing Inc., Vancouver, BC   Bio - $350 for up to one page One of the hardest things to do, is write your own bio. You know what you want to say, but find it difficult to toot your own horn. Yet, if your bio doesn't represent the true you, it can cost you BIG in terms of money. What this service does for your business: Provides you with a superb bio that is tailored-made to suit your immediate needs, and which can be tweaked down the road for future plans. Offers you advice on how you can stand out from the crowd. I revision. How this works: Once you have made your payment, you will receive a questionnaire or a phone/Skype call to discuss project details and preferred work dates. I am also available to discuss this via email. When the project is completed, I will be sending you the list of recommended tools and strategies for future use. We can also discuss options if you'd like to move forward with other marketing ventures. Need to discuss alternative packages or individually priced options? Contact me, and let's chat! Hear what our clients say: "Usha is a marketing genius and an excellent copywriter. She helped me put together my second book, The Modern Thinker. She wrote a fabulous commentary for the dust jacket flaps and back cover and came up with the title. She takes pride in her work and is a true professional. She is a huge asset to my team. Jan 24, 2012" Alex Sangha, author of The Modern Thinker         Wed, 15 Feb 2012 18:15:54 -0500http://archive.aweber.com/gettingitwrite/89.vg/h/Vacation_10th_16th.htmVancouver Copywriter, SEO Web Copy, Ad Copy, Online Marketing - BC, Canada, USA, UK http://www.writechoiceforyou.com/index.php?option=com_content=frontpage Vancouver Copywriting Firm, Write Choice For You is a top, professional SEO copywriting and online marketing consulting company,specializing in web copy, sales and marketing copy and corporate communications for small business owners. Vacation - 10th -16th February 2012 - 2012-02-10 14:34:01-05 If you've come to my website to browse, contact me, or view my work, then welcome and thank you for being here. I'm on a mini-vacation from today up until the 16th February, and it's a sort of self-imposed exile. I won't have access to my phone, computer, or emails. I'll be sleeping a lot and listening to a lot of motivational Mp3 downloads, by my favorite speakers like Ali Brown and Tony Robbins.So please do stay on and check out my articles, leave me some comments, and download my latest ebook (available to the right of this article) - 5 DIY Marketing Tips to Rock Your Business! If you'd like a quote or proposal, please leave me a message on my contact page or at usha@writechoiceforyou.com And I'll see you next week!         Fri, 10 Feb 2012 15:31:27 -0500