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Charlie the Copywriter adds FOSS section to website
[author:Charlie the Copywriter Public time:Mar 27, 2006]

Launched in January 2006, Charlie-the-Copywriter.co.uk provides professional copywriting and marketing services at affordable prices to small and medium-size businesses (SMBs).  Now receiving over a thousand visitors a month, the website is gradually establishing itself with the SMB community.  Writing and syndicating SMB focused articles has played an important role in attracting visitors to the fledgling website.  CollegeCentral.com, America's leading entry-level job site for small, midsize, and community college job seekers on the Internet, is just one of the SMBs that finds Charlie-the-Copywriter.co.uk a useful source of “topical, timely content”.

Although a commercial site, Charlie-the-Copywriter.co.uk advocates Free/Open Source Software (FOSS), believing it has an important role to play in the growth and development of the SMB community on the Web.  Charlie-the-Copywriter.co.uk now offers visitors a dedicated FOSS section on the website.  Intended to help start-ups and established SMBs find useful, innovative free business software, the new FOSS pages give information on everything from security and office productivity to the potential benefits of CRM (customer relationship management).

For those unfamiliar with the acronym, FOSS refers as much to a philosophy as to software applications.  Freeware is proprietary software offered for free by the vendor, usually under certain terms, conditions or restrictions.  For example, freeware might be offered in exchange for valuable user information, product development or marketing insights. Open Source is a community or movement of not-for-profit programmers, developers and users dedicated to sharing, developing and improving the code or DNA of an application for everyone’s benefit.  To learn more about FOSS visit the Free Software Foundation website at www.fsf.org or the Open Source Initiative: www.opensource.org.

On average, to create brand awareness, establish trust and build a dialogue with target customers requires between 12 and 24 pieces of marketing material.  It’s also seven times more expensive to recruit a new customer than it is to retain the loyalty of an existing one.  Either way, marketing, advertising and sales activity costs money.  And poorly researched, written, designed and placed marketing costs money without any hope of a return.  It’s just money down the drain.  Free Open Source Software can provide the necessary tools to produce professional-looking brochures and presentations or enable a business to build up an invaluable store of customer information at no cost.  Charlie-the-Copywriter.co.uk produces attention-grabbing, though-provoking, sales generating copy that delivers results affordably for small and medium-size businesses.

Visit http://www.charlie-the-copywriter.co.uk for more information.

Otherinfo:Contact Charlie Trumpess Charlie-the-Copywriter 33 Malvern Way Croxley Green Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 3QQ 07757 438584 charlie@charlie-the-copywriter.co.uk http://www.charlie-the-copywriter.co.uk

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