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According to the Urban Dictionary, this versatile expression can mean “Hello!” “Listen to me!” “Yes, totally!” and “This is the truth – I’m serious!” And it has our favorite word in it! At WriterGirl, we’re all about the power of the right words – to connect people with information they need and to connect people with people. We hope our blog does all of these things. Word up!
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How to choose the right SEO keywords: A content strategist’s perspective
by Elaine Zeinner I am not an SEO expert. That may seem like an odd starting point for a blog about how to choose the right keywords for websites. My perspective comes from shaping content strategy and writing blogs, websites, [...]
Tips for writing helpful, accurate nutrition content
by Melanie Graham As healthcare communicators, we’re here to provide trustworthy content that can ease a concern or answer a question. Our mission is to help our readers avoid confusion and misinformation, so they and their families can lead healthier [...]
Get to know WriterGirl through the music that motivates us
by Lyn Engle WriterGirl provides healthcare content every day to guide your patients’ journeys. But who are we? You can learn a bit about our core team here. You’ll read that we’re experienced, efficient, down-to-earth and easy-going. And that we [...]
Tips for keeping your blog content fresh and optimized
by Melanie Graham It’s not easy keeping a blog editorial calendar packed with new content, especially if you’re part of a small content team or running the show solo. You can take advantage of guest content and user-generated content to [...]
Take the Self-Love Challenge
by Nina Mitchell The month of February emphasizes matters of the heart and focuses on love for outside relationships. But what about your relationship with yourself? It’s important to take time for ourselves to reflect upon our life and happiness. [...]
A Gallon of reasons to celebrate Galentine’s Day
by Karla Webb February 13 is Galentine’s Day. Ring a bell? This unofficial holiday got its start on an episode of Parks and Recreation in 2010. It’s taken hold in the culture and grown to be a date for women [...]