Copyright Protection for My Clients With Numly.com

I have an account with Numly.com for the registration of content for copyright protection passed along to my writing clients. And, it’s at no charge to you.

Numly Numbers can be assigned to any digital asset. These electronic serial numbers (ESNs) enable rights statements (All Rights Reserved and Creative Commons) to be associated with digital content. Our Numly Numbers also serve as third-party, non-repudiation measures for proof of copyright with real-time verifications.

When I deliver your content, you’ll receive an image screen shot of the Numly registration page as you see below for this post. It will show your content, with the verification of the date it was created, your information as Licensee with all rights reserved. This registration entry is kept private on my site, so no others see this information. Should you ever need my verification of your ownership of the material, I can provide a copy, or I can open up the entry for viewing by others with a link.

There are many reasons why WorldWideWordsmith.com should be the choice for your writing project. Free copyright protection is just one of them.

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Business Management and Growth Articles

When it comes to entrepreneurship, starting, growing and managing a business, I’ve done it several times.  I’ve been my own boss my entire adult life.  Writing about business and how make it successfully are my specialty.

Whether it’s starting up, customer development, marketing, advertising, technology, and so much more, get a thorough look at my knowledge and writing ability by checking out the many articles I’ve placed (all are mine) at the About.com site.

Basic Real Estate Business and Startup Articles

I do a huge amount of instructional writing for Realtors just starting in the business.  Subjects range from basic property and ownership information to developing a business plan, financial planning, marketing budgeting and more.

Here is a link to a full section of my new real estate agent articles.

Writing About Marketing with Websites and Email

In more than 40 articles at this link, you’ll be able to evaluate my marketing expertise, internet and web design knowledge, and my ability to write about email and its use as a marketing tool.  I’ve utilized practices and written extensively on:

• Web site design for maximum business potential
• Search Engine Optimization
• Adwords and Click Marketing
• Writing web content for maximum visitor conversions
• Using email as a marketing tool – drip email
• Email newsletters

Marketing and Customer Service Articles

Though directed to Realtors, my articles on general marketing topics at About.com will give you an idea of my knowledge and ability to write about marketing to those in any business.

My expertise goes back many years through many entrepreneurial endeavors.  I’ve worked with the public, Realtors, contractors and other business owners in developing effective marketing efforts.  Coupling my experience with my research abilities assures the highest quality writing for my clients.

Software and Online Services Writer

My articles at RealEstate.About.com have instructed thousands in the use of all types of software and online services in their business.  With technology evolving at such a rapid rate, a technology writer needs to have the interest and resources to keep pace.  Otherwise, articles will be old or out of date before they ever hit print or the web.

More than 40 articles at this link will illustrate, not only my technology knowledge, but also my ability to articulate tech subjects for the average person.

Technology Hardware Writer

I’ve written a huge amount on technology hardware, particularly on the effective use of tech hardware in business.  I’m either reviewing or instructing on all types of hardware from GPS to Cell phones, computers, camcorders, printers, and headsets.

Here’s a link to a series of these hardware articles.

Review of the Flip Video Camcorder

In my job as the Real Estate Business Guide writer for the New York Times website at About.com, I write about all aspects of the real estate business.  Part of that is the use of technology hardware in an efficient way for marketing and business management.

Here’s a link to that camcorder review.

Real Estate Investment Articles

A website with thousands of real estate investor subscribers commissioned me to write some basic real estate investing articles.  I wrote a short series, and an excerpt from a credit article follows:

Credit History and the Successful Real Estate Investor

Real estate investing is a business. No matter what your goals, property types, or investing strategies, investing in real estate is a game of numbers. It’s return on investment, and your profitability in the business will involve one or more of these factors:

• buying right;
• efficient and cost effective renovation and improvements;
• effective management;
• proven marketing and rental techniques; and/or
• selling right.

We didn’t start with “buying right” without good reason. All of the rest of the items on the list can enhance your return on investment, but they’ll be playing catch-up if you didn’t make the best deal on the front end.

Too many new real estate investors place all their efforts into finding and negotiating the best price. Buying below market is quite important, but a real estate investor can give back much of the price advantage in the financing. Unless flipping a property very quickly, the financing costs of holding properties are eating away at total return from the day the deal closes.

HTML Articles

I am not an HTML expert, nor do I build web sites with HTML.  However, I am proficient in the basic HTML to lay out a text article if it’s being uploaded with some type of FTP or content management system.  Normally, the article would be delivered to the buyer as a text file, example excerpt:

<title>Investing in Rental Property – What are the Benefits?</title>

<description>Investing in rental property brings returns in multiple ways. It’s not just buy low and sell high. You can still make money, even if you don’t.</description>

<keywords>investing in rental property, benefits, income, appreciation, improvements, investment, inflation, cash flow</keywords>

<body>

Getting excited about the benefits of investing in rental property isn’t hard. When compared to stocks, bonds, commodities and other common investments, investing in rental property provides returns in more ways. It isn’t necessary to “call the market” as far as direction. Though it helps, “buying low and selling high” isn’t necessary in order to realize handsome returns from your rental property investment. Let’s look at how the benefits stack up.

<b>Positive cash flow from rents</b>, or your “rental yield” is a great draw for those investing in rental property. Rental yield, expressed as a percentage, represents the cash left over after the mortgage payment, taxes, and operational expenses like management and repair costs. It’s not uncommon for a rental property to have a 4% to 10% or higher rental yield after expenses.