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| Why Your Writer Needs to Know SEO Posted: 02 May 2012 04:13 AM PDT After being in the SEO ghostwriting industry for about 6 years now, I’m often approached by potential clients (and even sometimes longstanding clients) about whether or not I know about keyword density or the latest Google algorithm update. Many are surprised when I tell them “Yes, I do. The majority of my projects are SEO related.” Plus, I think it goes without saying that if you’re going to make a living writing for SEO companies and website owners doing their own SEO, then you should at least know what your content is going to be used for, right? I pay to be a Pro member at sites like SEOMoz so that I can continually learn and see what I can apply to my content and strategies. It makes me nervous when I see writers say, “Oh, I don’t know anything about SEO. I just write.” That just makes me wonder how their content is going to come out and how much their client is paying them. So, that leads me to these reasons on why your writer should know SEO:
The bottom line is that there are a lot of writers out there that are “writers.” They wrote in college, or they like to write novels or they have a knack for writing and need to make some extra money between college semesters. While these people may be good writers, they’re not professional writers. They haven’t taken the steps to learn about SEO and what it takes to have web worthy content. You don’t have to worry about this if you use a writer that has a proven track record and history in SEO writing and you’re website will always benefit from an experienced SEO writer. Valerie Mellema is the owner of Words You Want and has over 6 years in the SEO writing industry. Words You Want offers writing services for articles, blogs, eBooks and press releases. |
| Posted: 02 May 2012 04:33 PM PDT I have decided that I can't be bothered with the normal pre-amble bit this month so I will simply end it here and let you guys get on with reading what you have come here for, the income report. Page Impressions & Visitor CountThe unique visitor count for April stands at 3,173 which is a big decrease of 776 from the month of March. The page impression count for April stands at 6,420, which is a big decrease of 619 from the month of March. This means that each unique visitor looked at 1.70 pages. My bounce rate has dropped from 78.25 to 72.92. - Traffic dropped quite considerably during March and to be honest I'm at a loss as to why this happen. I spent quite a bit of time pushing my posts and blog on Facebook groups which accessed almost 1,000,000 active users. I dropped back on blog commenting so maybe that is why the traffic dropped off. Show Me The Money!Adbrite = $1.49 (+$0.49) Total = $695.09 (+$40.96) - PulsePoint stopped displaying ads on the blog for the past two months, I’m working on getting it restored. - I saw a drop in review amount because although I did quite a few sponsored posts I am still waiting for payment from a lot of them, some review networks pay quicker than others. Top Five Search TermsI like this part of the monthly income report. It is amazing how people find this blog on search engines. 1. most successful business ideas Popular Posts of the Month1. 5 Ways to Enjoy Your Weekend Without Spending Any Money 5 Top Site ReferralsThe top five sites that sent the most visitors to this blog. 1. myblogguest.com Top 10 CommentersThis is just my little way of saying thank you to the people who take the time to comment on this blog. Without you guys it would be just me rambling away. 1. lesleyanneyp (9) This blog, and me earning money online, would not be possible if it was not for those awesome folk over at Bluehost. If you are looking for quality, reliable and cheap hosting then I urge you to check them out today. |
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