Say It For You

06/17/2026

Nicknames, or "jargon", capture meaning, but need to be used with care in content marketing...

Using Nicknames to Clarify Concepts in Content MarketingJune 8, 2026/0 Comments/in audience targeting in blogs, Business writing tips, content marketing/by Rhoda Israelov   “One of the most intimidating aspects of Wall Street is the seemingly indecipherable jargon,” writes Wayne Duggan in Benzi...

06/16/2026

I hosted a pitch-in lunch and games for my Chair Yoga friends. Delish vegetarian creations and CatchPhrase.

06/15/2026

"Idea Watch" is a popular section of the Harvard Business Review. Those preparing a proposal to the editors are asked 5 questions which can be used by content creators to their business or practice owner clients....

Idea Watch Content MarketingJune 11, 2026/0 Comments/in appealing to curiosity, attributing to the sources, business advice, Business writing tips/by Rhoda Israelov “Idea Watch” is a popular section in the Harvard Business Review , featuring management insights, , research in progress, and quick...

06/12/2026

My speaker friend Todd Hunt (his website: https://toddhuntspeaker.com/) and I traded "boasts" - he for publishing his 600th e-newsletter ( love getting these), I for Say It For You blog post #2241 (in which I was quoting him!).

06/11/2026

When you need t impart unwelcome news to readers (change in rate, discontinuing a product, changing a policy), it's always better to be clear, not cryptic...

https://www.sayitforyou.net/the-say-it-for-you-blog-2/cease-being-cryptic-in-your-content-marketing/

Cease Being Cryptic in Your Content MarketingJune 2, 2026/0 Comments/in appealing to curiosity, attributing to the sources, being specific in business blogs, Business writing tips, choosing power words, the Say It For You blog/by Rhoda Israelov My speaker friend Todd Hunt shared this rather cryptic....

06/10/2026

My Benefits of Learning Dance student Alden Newby in the Attic Theater production of Annie. I'm so proud to be a helper at B.O.L.D.

06/09/2026

Using questions in titles is a way to spark curiosity, but only if the question is answered in the content - in an interesting and memorable way...

Raising Questions in Content TitlesJune 4, 2026/0 Comments/in appealing to curiosity, choosing power words, curiosity stimulators, using questions in content titles/by Rhoda Israelov   No, being cryptic is not a good way to go about introducing marketing content, as I talked about earlier this week...

05/28/2026

It's absolutely essential for content marketers to learn to reuse and repurpose content in order to maintain longevity.

https://www.sayitforyou.net/blog-marketing/no-regret-purposeful-content-repurposing/

05/25/2026

When a story doesn't quite come together, the problem may be a missing central story question. In content marketing, the story question must demonstrate that we understand readers' needs.

Start Your Post With a Story QuestionMay 19, 2026/0 Comments/in blog opening lines, Business writing tips, content marketing, content writing/by Rhoda Israelov If you know your story is not quite coming together, but you can’t quite put your finger on why, Tiffany Yates Martin advises writers in W...

05/22/2026

Getting fitter at the Tierra Verde Community Center line dancing with Certified PT Dusty Palmer.