If you’re like me – and even if you’re not, you might not have the image schtick nailed down when it comes to web writing or blogging. I thought I’d share some tools and tricks I use for my blog. These are online resources and tools that can help you […]
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Creating static marketing content for your website means sitting down with pen and paper, and thinking about your customers; their challenges or needs and wants, your products and your company. And yes, your competitors. To help you write your static website content, here’s a list of questions and thought-starters for
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Updated: Google no longer offers a Keyword Tool but now has a Keyword Planner. Google has many reasons to have moved to a planner as opposed to a tool. You can still use and should use the keyword planner before you write your website content. How you use the planner
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Need some awesome tools to help develop your web content? Google has a few of them, including a keyword tool, Google Insights (to watch trends) and the Wonder Wheel. Armed with these, you can put together relevant, knock ’em out content for your pages and posts and help your website to rank well.
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In the past, I have recommended to clients that we submit their newly developed website to the Open Directory Project (also called ODP or dmoz – www.dmoz.org). I did this as an SEO tactic. Historically, ODP has given a great backlink from their website to your website and helping your
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Some SEO tactics are considered outdated. But I still use them – but for different reasons. Do you still use alt tags in images for SEO? Keyword metatags? What about submitting sites to directories?
