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Incongruous Juxtaposition of the Seemingly Unrelated

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I'm writing a book, it's nearly finished too. Perhaps even this weekend. But just a quick thought. I've written about the phrase, "incongruous juxtaposition of the seemingly unrelated", which I think is a wonderful sentence and makes you appear dead brainy at parties. The first time I heard this was when John Carlton was talking with Michael Fortin about a the … [Read more...] about Incongruous Juxtaposition of the Seemingly Unrelated

Writing Headlines That Reach The First Page

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Guest Post by Brandon Hopkins, let me know if you would also like to get a guest post published on Cornwallseo.com There is no shortage of people telling you how to write killer headlines (my personal favorite is Brian Clark's, How to Write Magnetic Headlines), but what these headline experts fail to mention is how a headline affects your search engine rankings. I wasn't … [Read more...] about Writing Headlines That Reach The First Page

Headline Writing Contest

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The guys over at Distilled.co.uk are running a ppc headline writing contest. There are some excellent prizes on offer, but because I am all over the place at the moment I forgot to tell you earlier. Hey, you have 24 hours to do it, I'm sure you can do it. Deadline is June 13th. I know, I'm an idiot, I should have posted earlier. My Contribution is: Click a link Sponsor a … [Read more...] about Headline Writing Contest

How I Use Twitter for Headline Examples

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I finally found a use for Twitter which combines my love for knocking headline ideas around. Check out these twitter headlines. Basically, I get a headline idea which I think worthy of the Twitter mosh pit and I throw it in. If I get feedback great, if not, the headline needs serious work. Even is the response is, "Dude, you're a real weirdo coming up with that", it's all good … [Read more...] about How I Use Twitter for Headline Examples

How Ed Dale Hammered in the Final Nail of my Twitter Coffin

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So I previously made fun of Twitter, but there was something about it which kept my attention. One thing which kept me connected was the fact that my peers were spending time there and a conversation existed. Not knowing what the conversation was about became painful, so I had to keep dipping in. And, there are bits and bobs and nuggets of gold in there, sure you get the, "I'm … [Read more...] about How Ed Dale Hammered in the Final Nail of my Twitter Coffin