Daniel J. Cohen us is the Founder and Lead Writer at RedShift Writers, LLC. RedShift Writers is the only Houston company focused solely on crafting content that is cimpelling for customers and effective for search engines. Specializing in websites, Cohen and his stable of content writers take on content writing projects of all kinds, including marketing brochures, landing pages, social media campaigns, blog posts, SEO articles and more. For moe information, visit www.redshiftwriters.com
Hello! I will be speaking about copywriting and conversion in a presentation titled Tales, Triggers, and Turnoffs (TTT) Thursday August 27th, 2015, at Houston IMA’s #IS2015 Conference at the Houston Museum of Natural Science. This year’s conference focuses and art and science of conversion and how to analyze and measure performance related to conversion. I
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Houston Business Weekly recently had the pleasure of catching up with Marc Nathan. Often dubbed “The Kevin Bacon of Houston”, Marc has been involved in the local Houston startup community as a supporter and entrepreneur for years and carries with him a knowledgebase and Rolodex to show for it. Marc was recently named the Texas
RedShift Writers specializes extensively in the art of written communication. We work hard to craft the perfect content for your business, pinpointing messaging with precision to target your audience, the whole audience and nothing but your audience better than any other company in our industry. Yet one service we don’t offer directly is to do
One of the great negative impacts of Media 2.0 has been the ease with which a person can post a meme or other message that is misguided. Satirical links are often taken as real news only to be discounted in Facebook comments under the original post. Hooray for group moderation, right? The issue is that