SEO-Focused Web Content Writers
SEO Starts with Great Web Writers and Content
Search engines rank websites primarily on their web content, how well-written and relevant it is, how frequently it’s posted, how your site is tagged, and many other things. We know these rules for SEO and web writers, and how to write and format web content in the right way to get the search engines’ attention.
And after you get visitors to your site, the next step is actually converting them into customers. Quality web content and other outreach channels such as email marketing, article marketing and press releases, and social media markteing can help achieve that.
So your content must be written not just with SEO in mind, but must also influence and engage your audience in ways that generate actual revenue for your business. We are MBA-level writers, with many years of marketing & SEO expertise, and have proven results from current clients that we’d love to share with you.
Our SEO web content writing and other online marketing options create more web traffic and online revenue for your company.
We also guarantee our services. If you’re not happy with your new rankings, you don’t pay. It’s that simple. You have nothing to lose, and everything to gain by contacting us today to discover how we can work together to increase your web-generated profits.
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The Top Social Media Tool for 2011
Jan 10th
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If you were told about a marketing strategy that could substantially lower your marketing expenses and produce a ROI of 600% or more for your investment, would you be interested in learning more?
A recent online survey found that 81% of all the marketers report that they would definitely increase their use of this strategy. So what are we talking about? No, it’s not Facebook, YouTube. Twitter, LinkedIn or YouTube.
Of course Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn are among the top 4 social media platforms. But what is the first? Blogging.
And if you work for a large corporation, you’re probably not blogging yet. Of course, you might have your own personal blog focused on your interests, favorite sport, political or social views, or maybe your hobby. But we are talking about a corporate blog, one that’s sponsored, written and monitored by your organization.
These could be some of the reasons your company isn’t blogging:
- You’re not sure what to write about - Employees are “too busy” to blog - You don’t want to give away company secrets - Can your blogger stay “on message” and “on brand” at all times?
All of these reasons support the fact you really should have someone with a More >
The Fab 5 Social Media Makeovers
Dec 29th
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Joy Paley is a science and technology writer based in Berkeley, California. She is a guest blogger for My Dog Ate My Blog and writes on accredited online colleges for http://www.guidetoonlineschools.com/online-schools.
We all know that social media outlets are about redesigning yourself. After all, who hasn’t met someone for the first time, after only knowing them through a social network? The first thought is usually, “you’re not what I was expecting!”
But what about when the social media sites themselves decide to embark upon a little image do-over? Their job is to keep giving users new and innovative ways to present themselves to others, and site redesigns are one way to do that. Here are five makeovers that have glammed up the social media sites we know and love.
1. Facebook
Facebook’s latest redesign is all about letting people know more about you, more quickly, and in a more creative way. Your “vital facts” are still at the top—but they’re playing second fiddle to five pictures of you, that help sum up your “you-ness.” Smart move, Facebook—you’ve realized how important pictures are to your users, and you responded accordingly.
2. Myspace
I’ll be honest, I’m still not a huge fan of this social network. Waiting five More >
The Key to Increasing Your Email Campaign Conversions
Dec 27th
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Studies have shown that there is one specific element of your email marketing campaign that if done right, can increase your conversions by 60%. And it is NOT the subject line, your email list, the graphics you use or the “From” address. Feeling a little lost? You aren’t alone! And this conversion-boosting element is often overlooked or ignored completely by most email marketers. So just what is this secret weapon?
It’s actually no secret at all. It’s your landing pages – those pages that greet your visitors once you’ve gotten them to click through your email campaign. And landing pages should absolutely be an integral part of your email marketing efforts.
Your landing page can make or break your email marketing initiatives. A good landing page will help email recipients continue through the sales process or funnel them onto the next step. Mediocre landing pages might perform at an acceptable level, giving you an inflated sense of success while you are losing out on quality opportunities to convert. And bad landing pages can be really bad – they can confuse or derail recipients to the point that they become annoyed, leave the site, or even rethink their association with your brand.
Creating great More >