So you had that award-winning Raleigh area web design company make you a website…

March 2, 2010

Note: The blog post below is verbatim from a post I made on a local networking forum. It’s a very real-world, un-sugar-coated wake-up call to the website owner (and all website owners) about a problem that runs rampant in the web-design business – companies that create ‘custom’ sites without custom content. People make open critiques [...]

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Clayton, North Carolina Freelance Copywriter Jason Pedley Announces New Web Copy Analysis Website

January 4, 2010

Webcopyanalysis.com offers services to Improve Online Success for Business Owners Clayton, NC, January 4, 2010 – Jason Pedley, a Clayton, North Carolina-based freelance copywriter, has announced a new website at webcopyanalysis.com. Web Copy Analysis offers Pedley’s copy and content analysis services to website owners who want to find potential problems with their copy that could [...]

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Press Release: Out of Work in North Carolina? Stop Hoping For a Job and Start Finding One at ZuluJobs.com

July 6, 2009

North Carolina Resident Creates New Website Offering Thousands of Jobs to North Carolina Employment Seekers. Clayton, NC, July 6, 2009 -  For North Carolinians tired of clicking from site-to-site to find available jobs, there’s now one website that aggregates thousands of open positions in North Carolina from all over the web in one easy-to-use place [...]

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A Crime of Public Relations Opportunity

June 15, 2009

Quite often, we find that PR opportunities come out of less-than-stellar moments – a company hit by disaster uses the opportunity to show the media how the company puts employees first, or a celebrity turns a drug arrest into a PR opp by donating $100,000 to a drug rehab program. But this one’s a little [...]

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Five (more) Ways to Improve Your Business Productivity

May 17, 2009

You really didn’t think that my first five tips on improving your productivity were going to be enough, did you? Here are five more… 1. Set yourself some goals. This is critical…especially when you’re in charge. Whether you’re at the top of the ladder for your company or just starting out, you won’t always have [...]

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