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Learn Why the B2B Market has Got “Boing!”
Presenter: Steve Slaunwhite

On the social-media site Twitter, actor Jim Carrey invented the hashtag "boing!" It refers to anything that is really, truly, absolutely rockin'.

Well, that certainly describes the Business-to-Business market, especially if you're a web writer.

In this video, Master B2B Copywriter Steve Slaunwhite explains:

• Why B2B is THE red-hot market for web writers right now;
• What B2B companies are spending on online marketing;
• The types of copy that needs to be written;
• And the best opportunities for you to break in to the market.

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Published: April 18, 2011

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2 Responses to “Learn Why the B2B Market has Got “Boing!” [video]”

1. Excellent presentation Steve. You've convinced me that I not only have to find a niche market but even more importantly, B2B coopywriting is where it's at!

   Guest (MarquisCopywriting) – August 2, 2016 at 9:57 pm

2. Thanks! And good luck with your business. (I agree: B2B is where it's at!)
   

   Steve Slaunwhite – August 3, 2016 at 9:55 am

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