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  • Whether it's it's the start of the singularity or a fad that will fade like so many others, AI writing has taken the marketing world by storm. This article muses about whether human creativity is at stake.

  • Writing for public relations can be a challenge, especially when you're not familiar with your client's industry. Check out three tips for successful PR writing.

  • Web content is different from other forms of writing, and people consume it differently. The best-practices outlined in this article can help you create content that boosts your brand, improves SEO, and captures people's attention.

  • What do copywriters do? What are their educational backgrounds? Which skills do employers expect them to have? To find out, Semrush analyzed 400 copywriter job postings on Indeed.com.

  • Everyone has questions about whether, when, and how to use ChatGPT for marketing. Aside from the sense of wonder that tech is crafting sentences, what does it really bring to the table? One marketing department did some experimenting to find out.

  • Do you feel like running for the hills when you receive a work email asking you to "circle back"? You're not alone. This infographic covers 11 of those sorts of corporate jargon phrases that should be avoided.

  • Once the novelty of AI-generated content has worn off, is it really useful to your company? This article argues that it absolutely is, and you should adopt it sooner rather than later.

  • Writing can feel like inching your way along a pitch-black tunnel. You can make out only the next few feet in front of you. It's scary. But The Writing GPS is here to help.

  • Bloggers say it takes more than four hours, on average, to write a blog post, according to recent research from Orbit Media.

  • How can you write content that resonates with your audiences? To help marketers become more effective writers, the content team at Semrush took a look at their own tactics.

  • Writing about your experiences and aspirations can have a wide range of personal and professional benefits. This infographic from Opyrus explores the power of personal storytelling and how it helps both mental and physical health.

  • Looking for sage writing advice from authors like Toni Morrison, Stephen King, and Haruki Murakami? An infographic (below) from Ivory Research provides nuggets of wisdom from these famous writers and a dozen more.

  • Whether you're a marketing newbie or a seasoned pro, Marketing Writing Bootcamp's 13 sessions will help you level up your marketing writing… fast!

  • These principles of social media engagement, along with 10 tried-and-true tips and social media tropes that connect with audiences, will help you write engaging social media copy on behalf of your B2B brand. See how.

  • Marketers looking to spice up their content might want to look for inspiration in fashion and entertainment magazines that have traditionally targeted women.

  • Sometimes writing can feel laborious and unfruitful, with your inner critic constantly making you question the quality of your work. So how can you discover your writing genius even when you feel empty?

  • Concise, easy-to-read e-commerce landing pages that use positive language and create a sense of anticipation tend to have better conversion rates, according to recent research from Unbounce.

  • The legends of copywriting agree: It can destroy or skyrocket your marketing campaign. "It" is your headline—the first thing that gets noticed. If people don't read your headline, they don't go on to read your content. Here's how to easily write headlines that get read.

  • We think our online writing is inviting. But, to readers, it can feel like falling into a hidden temple where the walls are spewing poison darts and they're being pursued by a big, bone-crushing boulder. It doesn't have to be that way.

  • Our reality—living in a state of isolation, bombarded with messages about the importance of maintaining separation—is influencing the way we think and communicate. Our lack of social interaction is limiting our ability to communicate effectively. Including in our writing.