Scott Matthews

Scott Matthews is a professional content writer at Brillassignment.co.uk. Scott`s the biggest passion is blogging and travelling. He regularly takes part in different career growth conferences and contributes his posts to different websites.

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Creating a winning digital strategy includes many variables, and using a memorable branded URL is one of the aspects that can make a positive impact in your business.

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Do You Use Wikipedia for Personal Branding?

The idea of Wikipedia for personal branding is growing in popularity among professionals looking to differentiate themselves and become a known name and increase their brand visibility online.

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Why You Should Not Ignore Document Workflow Management Systems

At a time when more people are dependent on smart technology and the call to not contribute to landfill waste is greater, a good document management system is essential.

Brandon Harris

Massive Trends in Digital Marketing You Cannot Afford to Ignore

Currently, the digital marketing landscape is undergoing drastic shifts. Some of the emerging trends in digital marketing are a must for marketers.

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Strategies Brits Are Using to Achieve Financial Freedom

In a bid to attain financial freedom, many people in the UK have or are planning to start their own business, among other strategies, a new study finds.

If you are considering starting content creation as a student, there is no time like the present. Check out content creation ideas for students you can use.

A robotic revolution is underway, with AI technology impacting many industries and rendering jobs redundant. Some jobs are more at risk than others.

How to Improve Your Home’s EPC Rating as Interest Surges

As interest on how to increase EPC (energy performance certificate) rating surges, experts share valuable insights to improve your home's energy efficiency.

How Content Writers Can Benefit from Web Scraping

A lot has been written about web scraping, mostly focusing on how corporations can use it to generate more revenue and produce better services. But content writers can also use and benefit from it too.