The And Of Content Marketing

Is there anything you own, particularly anything expensive which the thought of living without sends a shiver down your spine? You’d almost certainly be lying if you said no. There are so many amazing (but pricey) things you can buy these days, like super advanced smartphones, consoles with every kind of game imaginable and life size statues of TV characters (should you be so inclined).

It would literally be like soup-cans or items shared universally to symbolize how people’s individuality was being lost once again.

Through the use of ethos, pathos, and/or logos; style, word choice, and tone; and the author's purpose are magnified through the authors use of language. As an author, the goal is not to change the reader's mind, but to help he or she see a new point of view using ethos, pathos, and/or logos; style, word choice, and tone. Through many persuasive techniques, writers bring credibility to their arguments. The beginning remarks

The style and features an author use can help persuade the audience if clearly used. Dana Gioia in the essay “Why Literature Matters” uses factual data, superb word choice, and numbers to build her argument. In doing this, Gioia successfully persuades his audience into believing reading is a personal right.

While I do hold onto some items longer than I should, I am no hoarder and I do not wish to become one. Getting rid of all unnecessary belongings will significantly improve my organization skills as well as my family’s overall quality of life. If we were to adopt the simplistic style of living we would have less stress and overstimulation in our home. I’m excited to begin simplifying my home, to provide space to simply experience our lives together and hear God more

When choosing what to put in my house I thought of the of my favorite hobbies and things that I would love to have in my own house, after brainstorming I made sure to add a study/library, a music room, a home theater, an art room, and of course, a hot tub. I don’t have a specific favorite room, but my favorite is tied between the art room between and the study/library. The art room is a favorite of mine because in my vision of it I would have all the expensive pencils, paints, and tools. The study is also a favorite of mine because I love to read and write. I would most likely spend more than 75% of my time in their whenever I’m not a work. Since I was a little kid the amount of books I own has always been an inconvenience. I always run out of space on my bookshelf and I have to start stacking, which leads to books being in random places of my room and left around the house. I would have broad floor to ceiling bookcases, hopefully I’d never have to worry about running out of space again.

If you are a home preserver, you know this struggle is real: what to do with your collection of

This also applies to personal care items. Transportation is usually the last item because I should be able to walk most places in good weather. Of course that is subject to change without notice. ;) Last thing I do is figure out what I can do without entertainment-wise. I did away with cable years ago, I can downgrade my internet but not get rid of it. I don't have a landline anymore because I use MagicJack so for that reason alone I need internet. Netflix will be gone in a heartbeat should that be an unnecessary expense. Of course I can't get rid of electric or water unless I decide to live off the land, pitch a tent and get a cookstove and a pail.

Like John Freyer, I am the type who holds onto objects, whether it is useful or not, as I tend to think that I may have some use for them in the future, and would regret getting rid of it. I am very conservative of my money, so I end up keeping what others would call trash most of the time. However, I did not really think much about the items that I stashed in my drawers and shelves, as they were just insignificant objects that came to play a part in my life. But in Freyer’s “All My Life For Sale,” he had written that through voluntary dispossession, he had begun to see how his possessions had portrayed him and what it symbolized for him, allowing him to see what the problem he had was. Reading this article made me remember the time when I realized that possessions can a different meaning to them if you look at them in a different way.

What if the toilet was never invented? Life without the toilet and other plumbing applications would be difficult, dirty and nasty. Thankfully John Harrington and Thomas Crapper were born and live during the time were many inventions were being made.

Another thing that I cannot leave is my grandmother’s jewelry. This is jewelry that she gave to me when I was very little and that I still have till this day. The importance with this jewelry is that it’s from my grandma, who is the only grandma out of four that I know. It is also definitely important because she is the only grandparent that I have ever known. It would be a very upsetting thing to loose the only thing that connects me to the only grandparent that I have met and love. Another thing is the stuffed animals that have been passed down to me from my older sister. The thing about these stuffed animals that make them different from any other stuffed animals is that they are from my sister who I don’t really see anymore. My sister has Down Syndrome and it is not an easy thing to see her, so these stuffed animals are the closest things that I have. I would be like loosing her if I were to loose these stuffed animals. The last things that would fit into a box if it were the size of a senior locker would be my golf clubs. Those are my prized possession because I have spent many years with these clubs and golf is one of my favorite things to

Do a mental inventory of your life; what items do you have that you know you could get rid of? What do you think you absolutely couldn’t live without? There are thing that people can’t live without this could be because of a job or the item has an important memory attached with it. My computer is an example of a item I can't live without because I want to be a computer programmer I have to use my computer to practice coding. Another example would be my xbox because of the memories of me and my dad playing videogames together.

People have different ideas of a good essay. Essays that are interesting to the readers. For an essay to be considered a good essay, it has to be entertaining, the readers should be able to picture an image in their mind. For many others, they may have different ideas about what a good writer is. For example, I don’t like it when writers give out too much information. They will describe things and go on and on about it. Others might like this, but I don’t like it when the writers do this. Most writers have one of the qualities that I think makes a good writer. They don’t have to have all three qualities for me to think that it’s a good essay.

In the final chapter of Style: A Pragmatic Approach, Peter Richardson recommended his final tips for writing strong essays. His recommendations included: assume the “readers don’t already know what we’re thinking” (56) and use metaphors from earlier drafts to develop your main points. His first recommendation is essential for me because I find myself not writing for my readers. Even rereading my first Martin Luther King Jr. essay, I found myself stating claims that may not be as obvious to other individuals. As Richardson noted: “When we’ve been pondering something for a while, we frequently assume that our readers have been doing the same” (56). However, this is not always the case because everyone’s mind is unique and different. And since

Content marketing began as a simple concept; one simply wrote blogs and articles related to specific products and/or services and promoted them; however, content creation in 2018 has come full circle. Businesses today have tried to keep up with content trends and have used different tools to promote content in 2018.