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I have been watching a video training on learning copywriting. One of the first things he wanted us to do was figure out who our ideal client is. I could just 'make it up', but
I have one question and one suggestion -isn't it silly that everything has to be put in the form of
I have been watching a video training on learning copywriting. One of the first things he wanted us to do was figure out who our ideal client is. I could just 'make it up', but
I also would like the ability to allow for a revision of a comment or the author having the ability to ask for clarity or provide more specifics to what they are seeking as an option. I think it would go a long way towards the learning for us.
I was watching a video training about copywriting. He had us ask who our client was, and what their needs are. In my industry I know a lot of the big names, and If I saw who th
That's for you to reverse engineer. Have you thought of using Jaaxy? Just a thought. It's your website your audience. This may help you.
You already have Jaaxy lite as premium :)
Debs
Yes, I was presuming Jaaxy would help. I had presumed that there had been training on how to do that with Jaaxy. Maybe it comes later in the process, maybe not. Yes, reverse engineering was the idea I'd had in mind.
Thank you.
Your so welcome but reach out to Carson too. He will help you so much just give him time to respond to your questions. :)
Also, the search bar above is awesome also and holds tons of info. Carson's profile below
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/carson
Here is some Jaaxy training from Carson. There is so much more but here's one of Carsons training. Jaaxy Update: Better Integration & Improved Keyword Management
They should add "love" and "laugh" etc. responses for these like FB has. This was certainly worthy of a "love that" response.
I know lol from our mobiles/Cells we can but not from PC's and laptops so Its like a big Smiley happy smile :))))) from my P.C I get ya on that :))) LOL :))
Generally speaking, client information would be considered confidential to the company and also subject to privacy law -- for instance, solicitor-client privilege.
In the example that you provided -- it is likely a target audience that you would likely need to learn more about in relation to your selected niche ... or the specific consumer group interested in a product line or such ...
all the best in your research, cheerio ... :)
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How can you find out about a companies client?
I was watching a video training about copywriting. He had us ask who our client was, and what their needs are. In my industry I know a lot of the big names, and If I saw who th
That's for you to reverse engineer. Have you thought of using Jaaxy? Just a thought. It's your website your audience. This may help you.
You already have Jaaxy lite as premium :)
Debs
Yes, I was presuming Jaaxy would help. I had presumed that there had been training on how to do that with Jaaxy. Maybe it comes later in the process, maybe not. Yes, reverse engineering was the idea I'd had in mind.
Thank you.
Your so welcome but reach out to Carson too. He will help you so much just give him time to respond to your questions. :)
Also, the search bar above is awesome also and holds tons of info. Carson's profile below
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/carson
Here is some Jaaxy training from Carson. There is so much more but here's one of Carsons training. Jaaxy Update: Better Integration & Improved Keyword Management
They should add "love" and "laugh" etc. responses for these like FB has. This was certainly worthy of a "love that" response.
I know lol from our mobiles/Cells we can but not from PC's and laptops so Its like a big Smiley happy smile :))))) from my P.C I get ya on that :))) LOL :))
Generally speaking, client information would be considered confidential to the company and also subject to privacy law -- for instance, solicitor-client privilege.
In the example that you provided -- it is likely a target audience that you would likely need to learn more about in relation to your selected niche ... or the specific consumer group interested in a product line or such ...
all the best in your research, cheerio ... :)
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Hello Kyle,
I have done a few reviews, and it's kind of fun. One thing I think you might consider would be for the review to have a back and forth to them.
What I
Hey Earl, the key thing to remember is that there’s a difference between “feedback” and “comments”. When you’re being asked for feedback, that’s when you’ll want to give your opinion on the layout, aesthetics, and overall feel of the site itself. When you’re asked for comments, that’s when you’ll give a relevant comment about the post itself as if you were part of the target audience who found that post after doing a google search. Keep that in mind, and everything will flow much better for u.
Thank you ericcantu,
Looks like I fumbled this one, though I thought I'd sent it directly to Kyle.
Time for a trumpet "Whaa whaaa whaaaaaaaa!"
Hahahaha!
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May i make a suggestion about reviewing other's sites?
Hello Kyle,
I have done a few reviews, and it's kind of fun. One thing I think you might consider would be for the review to have a back and forth to them.
What I
Hey Earl, the key thing to remember is that there’s a difference between “feedback” and “comments”. When you’re being asked for feedback, that’s when you’ll want to give your opinion on the layout, aesthetics, and overall feel of the site itself. When you’re asked for comments, that’s when you’ll give a relevant comment about the post itself as if you were part of the target audience who found that post after doing a google search. Keep that in mind, and everything will flow much better for u.
Thank you ericcantu,
Looks like I fumbled this one, though I thought I'd sent it directly to Kyle.
Time for a trumpet "Whaa whaaa whaaaaaaaa!"
Hahahaha!
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In WP when you change from admin to your name and try to switch addresses you get a message saying "There is a pending change of your email to..." how long do you have to wait,
It should be almost instant. Make sure you set your email to the correct one you wanted (no typos), and check that inbox to confirm (the new email).
How long do you have to wait for an email change?
In WP when you change from admin to your name and try to switch addresses you get a message saying "There is a pending change of your email to..." how long do you have to wait,
It should be almost instant. Make sure you set your email to the correct one you wanted (no typos), and check that inbox to confirm (the new email).
I know it's all personal taste, but I HATE wrap around, I HATE it.
I want the text above my pic and again below my pic.
Here is an example of what I DON'T want.</
Try this: Fix Wordpress Text Spacing Issues But also watch this, so see how I structure my blog posts to be more friendly to all devices: How To Make A Beautiful Blog Post Pt. 1 Each screen, device, layout, etc will vary, so it's not worth your time (and possibly detrimental) to try to fit a picture exactly perfect to your own device. Aim for the center!
I am too stubborn. I figured out my text portion is 575px so now I just make the pic 575 wide.
I go into paint.dot.net app and change the canvas size to 575. In essence I am adding more white "background" color to the pic, this fulling in the space.
I remember - paragraph and something about
It has something to do with HTML.
When I am in editing in "visual" in WP the text is something like 6 or 7 lines down below the pic,
I learned some HTML maybe 10 years ago and it's all leaked out of my head.
When you go into text or code view are there any extra tags between the image and text below?
Remove them..copy them to notepad in case you mess something up while editing it. Publish to,save your changes and see if that fixes the issue.
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How can I put text above a pic and below the pic?
I know it's all personal taste, but I HATE wrap around, I HATE it.
I want the text above my pic and again below my pic.
Here is an example of what I DON'T want.</
Try this: Fix Wordpress Text Spacing Issues But also watch this, so see how I structure my blog posts to be more friendly to all devices: How To Make A Beautiful Blog Post Pt. 1 Each screen, device, layout, etc will vary, so it's not worth your time (and possibly detrimental) to try to fit a picture exactly perfect to your own device. Aim for the center!
I am too stubborn. I figured out my text portion is 575px so now I just make the pic 575 wide.
I go into paint.dot.net app and change the canvas size to 575. In essence I am adding more white "background" color to the pic, this fulling in the space.
I remember - paragraph and something about
It has something to do with HTML.
When I am in editing in "visual" in WP the text is something like 6 or 7 lines down below the pic,
I learned some HTML maybe 10 years ago and it's all leaked out of my head.
When you go into text or code view are there any extra tags between the image and text below?
Remove them..copy them to notepad in case you mess something up while editing it. Publish to,save your changes and see if that fixes the issue.
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I also would like the ability to allow for a revision of a comment or the author having the ability to ask for clarity or provide more specifics to what they are seeking as an option. I think it would go a long way towards the learning for us.