Small Business Owners – Learn to Write Your Own Sales Letters and Market Your Business on a Budget

June 1, 2010 - PRLog -- Learning to write your own sales materials and knowing how to market your small business effectively is key to thriving in any economy, let alone a down economy.

Denise McGill, owner of McGill Copywriting, has just released a 28-page downloadable e-book on just this subject. “Every business owner should understand how to write clearly when creating all company correspondence including simple emails and catalog product descriptions. But…just writing great material isn’t enough – you need to know where and how to market your company to let everyone know your doors are open for business,” says McGill.  

Besides, writing your own sales materials helps to cut costs. There are also many free and low cost resources available to market your business. Networking, social media and article marketing are just a few areas to explore.

Most small business owners wear many hats. They may handle their own sales, marketing, bookkeeping, administrative duties and purchasing. With her new e-book, "Writing and Marketing Tips for Small Businesses," business owners are provided with “how to” articles and templates to make the process of running their own business less daunting.  

Learn more about "Writing and Marketing Tips for Small Businesses" at the McGill Copywriting e-products store – http://www.e-junkie.com/114876

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Denise McGill, owner of McGill Copywriting, specializes in writing catalog and ecommerce product descriptions, web copy and copy for small businesses. She also "freshens" existing copy to stimulate sales and increase company profits.