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Unlock Your Digital Potential b y Transforming Ideas into Engaging Content. At Creative Vagabond, we pride ourselves on being your go-to partner for all your content creation and digital marketing needs. Hi, I’m Sandra,  a multi-content creator, who helps busy small business owners,  entrepreneurs, and solopreneurs  create compelling content on-air, online, and in person. I collaborate with other writers, editors, and marketing specialists to provide the best content for you and your business. I love diving into new areas and learning what a new client has to offer. I will bring my curiosity and love of research to your business. I specialize in friendly conversational content but can work with a variety of genres.  What sets us apart is our unique selling proposition: 1. Exceptional Quality at Competitive Rates: We believe that high-quality content and effective digital marketing should be accessible to businesses of all sizes. Our commitment to excellence ensures that every arti

Rich Pins: What They Are and How They Benefit Your Business

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Building boards and pins will take time. But it can be fun and creative and allow you to use color and text that you cannot use in regular posts. When you are ready you can take your pins to the next level. Rich Pins are enhanced versions of regular pins on Pinterest that automatically pull extra information from your website to the pin itself. This added data updates in real-time, providing users with more context and making the pin more interactive. Remember, unlike browsers like Google and Edge that focus on search and information retrieval, Pinterest is a visual discovery platform designed to help users find inspiration and ideas through images and curated content, often driving creative projects and product exploration. It can be a rich environment to showcase your products and talent. There are four main types of Rich Pins, each designed to support different content: 1. Product Rich Pins Automatically display information such as pricing, availability, and where to buy the produ

Maximize Your Business with Pinterest: Key Elements You Need to Know

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Pinterest is more than just a place for recipes and DIY projects—it’s a powerful platform to showcase your business and products and drive traffic to your site. If you’re new or returning to Pinterest, here’s a quick breakdown of the key features: • Pins: These are visual bookmarks (images or videos) that link to your website, product page, or blog. Think of them as eye-catching entry points to your business. Use colorful graphics and fun, readable fonts. Use up to three font types.   • Boards: Boards are collections of related pins organized by themes or categories. They’re a great way to categorize your content for easy discovery. Think of art, courses, articles, and products you want to promote.    • Rich Pins: As a business owner, Rich Pins are a must. They allow you to add more information to your pin, like product pricing, availability, or recipe ingredients, which updates automatically. I’ll add more about rich pins later. They are rich! • Group Boards: Group boards le

Leveraging Pinterest for Solopreneurs, Creatives, and Small Businesses

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Each morning a friend and I send a meme or image to each other. Usually, it is about the day of the week or something about coffee. I like Pinterest because there are fun, creative images to use.  As a visual-leaning person, I enjoy looking at images and have created multiple boards, highlighting the guests on my former podcasts, writing prompts, and more. But I have not used it much further than pretty pics representing activities in which I am engaged.  A recent episode of The Copywriter Club podcast discussed how to market your business on Pinterest. Is it time to rethink how to use this platform?  In today’s digital marketing landscape, finding the right platform to promote your brand is essential. Pinterest offers a unique blend of visual discovery and search engine capabilities, making it a powerful tool for solopreneurs, creatives, and small businesses. Let us explore what Pinterest is, how it differs from other platforms, strategies for using it effectively, and what resources

Back-to-School Marketing: Writing Tips for Seasonal Campaigns

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August marks the end of summer and the start of back-to-school season. It’s an excellent opportunity for businesses to launch seasonal marketing campaigns. Here’s how to write effective back-to-school content: 1. Identify Key Themes: Focus on themes; preparation, new beginnings, and productivity. 2. Create Relevant Offers: Promote products and services that align with the back-to-school season, such as school supplies, clothing, or educational tools. 3. Leverage FOMO (Fear of Missing Out): Use limited-time offers and promotions to create a sense of urgency. 4. Target Parents and Students: Tailor your messaging to appeal to parents and students, addressing their specific needs and concerns. Is the end of summer just about kids and parents? Businesses transition to the new season by offering products for the change in weather. What happens in the fall? Football? The holidays are fast approaching. You can go to any big box store and they are offering Halloween products. We may

Explore Writing Through Your Senses

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Welcome to Explore Writing Through Your Senses . Enjoy the journey to becoming a more creative person. You do not have to be a professional writer to write. Writing is an activity anyone can do. Your writer’s toolkit is always with you.  We are founts of creativity.  Are you suffering from writer’s block? Can’t come up with a line to start your story? Using your senses, inspiration is as close as your nose, eyes, or your ears. How to use this book: Each essay in this collection is designed to be concise, allowing you to quickly read, engage with a creative prompt, and start writing. As you explore your senses, you’ll develop a rich repertoire of sensory details to enhance your writing anytime. Let your imagination roam free and enjoy the journey! Suggested amount $3.50. Available on Gumroad. Sign-up required. 

Embrace the Future: AI in Writing and Marketing"

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As summer winds down and we look toward the future, it's time to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing how we approach creativity from writing to our business strategy. AI is no longer a futuristic concept—it's here, and it's changing how we write, market, and connect with our audiences. AI tools are becoming indispensable, offering new ways to streamline processes and enhance creativity. Imagine being able to produce blog posts, social media updates, and even email campaigns with the help of AI-powered content generation tools. These tools can help you brainstorm ideas, create drafts, and fine-tune your messaging, all while saving you valuable time. But AI’s role doesn’t stop there. It’s also transforming how we approach SEO and customer experience. AI-driven tools can analyze vast amounts of data to identify the most effective keywords, optimize meta descriptions, and predict which topics will resonate with your audience. This means your work can be

How to Write Compelling Copy for Your Business

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As we celebrate independence in July, let's also celebrate the power of interesting copywriting! Good copy can persuade, inform, and inspire your audience to take action. Here are some tips for writing red-hot business copy: 1. Know Your Unique Selling Proposition (USP): Highlight what sets your product or service apart from the competition. 2. Focus on Benefits: Clearly communicate the benefits your customers will gain from your offerings. 3. Create a Strong Call to Action (CTA): Encourage your audience to take the next step, whether it's making a purchase, signing up for a newsletter, or contacting you for more information. 4. Be Clear and Concise: Avoid jargon and overly complex language. Make your message easy to understand. Compelling copy is about connecting with your audience and persuading them to take action. Keep your message clear, concise, and customer-focused. What is a USP and CTA?  ·          Know Your Unique Selling Proposition (USP): Your USP is wha