• Why Hire a Writer to Write Your Blog?
  • Does Craig’s List Automation Work
  • Blogging: The 350 Word Rule
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  • Of course, we at Urbane Media are big believers of blogs, but often I cringe when I see some people going the DIY route. To put it in the kindest way, not everyone is a writer. I don’t mean that in a negatively judgmental way, but, for example, I...

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  • Craig’s List has been a double edged sword for apartment marketers since inception of the awkward classified listings service. On one hand the classified service is free, that said, successfully administering Craig’s List ads can become daunting for the already overworked site staff and it is far from “free” to keep up with the...

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  • Over the years, I’ve managed several blogs, enewsletters and online magazines, and the question often comes up: what’s the magic word count for stories? The overall consensus is 350 … as in the Ford Shelby Mustang 350 GT if you need an association to remind you. In my first...

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  • If your hosting your own events, or promoting events for a business through partnership marketing, it’s wise to organize your events by date, give them searchable content and keywords, and display upcoming events on your sidebar from everyone to see. All-in-One Event Calendar is one of the best WordPress calendar...

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Why Hire a Writer to Write Your Blog?

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January 26, 2012
Why Hire a Writer to Write Your Blog?

Of course, we at Urbane Media are big believers of blogs, but often I cringe when I see some people going the DIY route. To put it in the kindest way, not everyone is a writer. I don’t mean that in a negatively judgmental way, but, for example, I wouldn’t trust myself to fix...
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Does Craig’s List Automation Work

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January 17, 2012
Does Craig’s List Automation Work

Craig’s List has been a double edged sword for apartment marketers since inception of the awkward classified listings service. On one hand the classified service is free, that said, successfully administering Craig’s List ads can become daunting for the already overworked site staff and it is far from “free” to keep up with the daily postings. Scaling the postings...
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Blogging: The 350 Word Rule

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January 17, 2012
Blogging: The 350 Word Rule

Over the years, I’ve managed several blogs, enewsletters and online magazines, and the question often comes up: what’s the magic word count for stories? The overall consensus is 350 … as in the Ford Shelby Mustang 350 GT if you need an association to remind you. In my first job handling enewletters about six...
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All In One Events: A Cool Calendar Plugin and Widget for WordPress

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January 12, 2012

If your hosting your own events, or promoting events for a business through partnership marketing, it’s wise to organize...
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QR Codes, Not Move in Baskets for Apartment Marketing

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January 10, 2012

We have been slow to react to the QR Code frenzy at the Urbane Lab. A QR code (abbreviated from Quick Response...
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Picture-Perfect PR Photos

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January 10, 2012

In the same vein that I suggest that press releases should read more like ready-to-run news and magazine stories...
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5 Surefire Tips for Writing Attention-Grabbing Headlines

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January 5, 2012

If you’re reading this article, chances are that the headline got your attention, and how I wrote it wasn’t...
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5 Words That Should Have Made Lake Superior State University’s List of Banished Words

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January 3, 2012

The word geek that I am, I usually look forward to the Lake Superior State University’s List of Banished...
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Coolest Animations and Motion Graphics on YouTube

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January 2, 2012

As a graphic artist, I’m also a great admirer of other artists.  Here are some of the coolest animations...
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