Tom Trush | Phoenix copywriter and marketing strategist

How to Cram Your Website with Content Prospects Crave

One of the biggest problems business owners face when creating (or updating) their websites is deciding on content. In many cases, confusion can lead to websites packed with corporate babble and unproven claims few people care about. Regardless of your industry, your prospects use the Internet to find information that addresses their problems. The challenge is creating [...]

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More Mistakes That Hurt Your Business Website

In December, I did a follow-up interview with Andy Renk, co-founder of Click for Clients, to discuss some of the most common mistakes found on business websites. (If you missed the interview, you can access it here.) Earlier this month, I used information from that interview to write an article for the Flagstaff Business News. In [...]

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Are You Making These Mistakes on Your Website?

In an October interview for my Marketing Minds series, Andy Renk, co-founder of Click for Clients, revealed several do-it-yourself secrets for creating a profitable website or blog. I have to say, I was a bit surprised by the response. I knew Andy provided some great information, but the reaction was even more positive than I expected. So [...]

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An Easy Way to Capture Eager Prospects Fast

Want to know how you can quickly collect a steady stream of eager prospects using the same method employed by Internet heavyweights such as Google, YouTube and Amazon? Check out this video: http://www.screencast.com/t/doJlKOWA9 If you move fast, you could even incorporate this method by the end of the day. (Hint: All you have [...]

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Do-It-Yourself Secrets for Creating a Profitable Website or Blog

My interview with Andy Renk is now available for f r e e download. Andy is the co-founder of Click for Clients, a training company focused on teaching entrepreneurs how to build web-based marketing systems at minimal cost. He began playing with the Internet in 1993 while working as a corporate graphic designer. In 1995, Andy saw [...]

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