Author Archives: hannah

About hannah

Hannah was the very first member of our team, which shows what a high premium we put on quality content.

Selling a sheep in wolf’s clothing

Selling a sheep in wolf’s clothing

If you’re trying to sell sheep, don’t dress them up as wolves. If someone types “wolf” into a search engine, clicks on your site and finds a small fluffy lamb, they aren’t going to hang around and buy one.

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Election day marketing

Election day marketing

Ever put together a campaign, pouring time, effort and money into it, being enthused and excited, only to get to launch day and discover that your customers weren’t nearly as excited as you were?

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Changing perspective on your business

Changing perspective on your business

You have to take on your customer’s perspective of your business before you can convert them to yours.

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An election guide to writing

An election guide to writing

Reading a manifesto for a party is a lot like a reading website for a company. You want to know who these people are, what they do, and how that helps you.

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Be amazing at just one thing

Be amazing at just one thing

If your staff can be more than just amazing – if they can also be good at just one more thing, then they can have a huge impact on the way your business works.

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The art of re-writes

The art of re-writes

Once your website is up and running, please don’t neglect it. It’s horribly common for people to forget about their website when they launch a new product or campaign, or if circumstances change. A particular client of ours has an …

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Watch out for “impenetrable phrases”

Watch out for “impenetrable phrases”

Councils across the country are getting their wrists slapped for using the wrong words. Well, they aren’t exactly wrong, but if you can tell me what “goldfish bowl facilitated conversation” is then I’ll eat my hat-shaped chocolate items. Jargon can …

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Where to start when writing your site

Where to start when writing your site

The easiest way to construct an argument, essay, experiment or website, is to split it into three stages; an introduction, an explanation, and a conclusion.

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How to write about yourself

How to write about yourself

Your “Meet the Team” section should provide your visitor with an honest reflection of your company’s style and personality – and the easiest way to do that is to just be yourself.

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How to be the best (part 2)

How to be the best (part 2)

Edge of the Web has been voted the Best Business Provider in Warwick for 2010!

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