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It's not what you say - it's the way that you say it.

. . don't you believe it.

Every word of copy must be well chosen and work hard.

Everyone is familiar with the saying - 'a picture speaks a thousand words' but equally so a few well chosen words can paint a picture, and when it comes to selling or promoting a product or an idea those words are of critical importance.

To write about writing is about as uninspiring as watching paint dry, but to write about a product or service that is for sale or is to be promoted is a work of real art. And this is just what David Martin Thomas does. He studies the subject in depth and then portrays it in well chosen words to make it desirable.

This attention to detail is equally important in press advertising and brochures as it is on web sites. There is just one chance to get your message over and it must be right first time.

On a web site the words have even greater significance. Most people are aware that one of the prime requirements for a successful web site are the 'key words', not key pictures or images. It is in these words that the vital core of the subject is firmly embedded, and they play an important role in search engine recognition.

The words chosen to describe and promote a product or service are of vital importance. They need not be excessive, indeed it is far better that they are brief and to the point. They must, however, be well chosen and correctly assembled to achieve maximum effect.

The pictures and graphics that are chosen to accompany these words act in a supporting role with their own particular significance.