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Showing posts with label search engine optimization. Show all posts

June 15, 2015

Optimize Your Website With SEO Copywriter Services


By Eve Haugen


Many businesses have invested a lot of money in building their websites and in many different marketing strategies to attract more traffic and prospects, and ultimately, more sales.

However, most of them are still wondering why they are not getting the results they are expecting. A cheaper but effective way to get results is to optimize their websites. SEO techniques will help get their websites noticed and get higher rankings in search engine results pages.

To optimize a page, the content should be original, high quality, and informative. An effective SEO campaign always starts with keywords. Search engines check the web, site by site, page by page, for information. These information and where they come from are then indexed and stored in databases. When people search for a word or phrase, the search engine will look up its stored data and gives the user a list of websites related to the keyword searched.

Search engines will analyze a website's relevance and importance and rank them. They value good quality content, hence if a website does not have it, it may still miss traffic and not appear in SERPs and lose sales.

From their website to be a search engine favorite, smart business owners know when to utilize the services of search engine optimization copywriters. They could be firms or freelancers. They have the skills and experience to optimize a website and maximize rankings through well-researched keyword incorporated to well-written content.

Copywriters can draw the readers in, creating a good relationship between the audience and the brand. They also perform research and analysis of strategies used and keep track of progress, as well as monitor competitors. They provide businesses with branding lines, tag lines, themes, and slogans.

Even if people won't read a page word for word, what is shown and how content is shown on a website makes a difference. When people find a website relevant and engaging, they will recommend it to their friends, and they will come back for more and buy the product. This not only means more organic traffic, but also more sales.

Getting the right person to represent a brand and overhaul a website can be difficult. Since what he is going to do is crucial to the business, it is only understandable that some business owners are picky when choosing the ONE.

There are copywriting firms, and there are freelancers, both can be equally good.  How does one go in finding the right SEO copywriters? The first thing to be considered is to check samples of their writing. Good freelancers most likely have a blog of their own. Next, make sure that the copywriter understands the kind of industry the business is in. 

A lot of people may write well, but writing about a particular brand is entirely different. Greater knowledge and understanding of the brand is necessary so that the product will be promoted effectively. Lastly, a good copywriter does not sacrifice content for SEO.  Content should be written for human readers as well, and not only for search engines.
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Eve Haugen has been a freelance writer for a long while. Her passion in writing is her main drive in crafting articles that are engaging, informative, and meaningful. Her partnership with QuickSEOResult has given her a whole new opportunity to take writing to a whole new level.



April 13, 2012

I Will Google You


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by Shannon Milholland, Social Media Director

If I'm an agent considering representing you, I will Google you.
If I'm the editor of a magazine and considering accepting your article, I will Google you.
If I am aggregating an anthology and contemplating your piece, I will Google you.
If I'm the acquisitions editor for a publisher, I will Google you.

Elvis Presley and Bob Dylan may have crooned "I'll remember you", but they were singing in a different millennium. As today's author, we have little chance of being found let alone remembered if Google doesn't know our name.

As promised last week, I have some tips to increase your "Google-ability":


1. Keywords

Anytime we're exploring a topic, we type in words to find what we're looking for. If you write historical novels set during the 19th Century mining era of Colorado, you'll want relevant words in your titles, articles and labels. On the other hand, if your focus is songwriting and music history, you'll use those words. Be intentional. It works.

2. Building Backlinks

Backlinks are built when another site contains a url link to your site. Google constantly changes their "formula" for success but this one is a constant. The more independent sites that reference your site, the more likely you are to appear toward the front of a Google search.

3. Linking Within

Another top shelf practice is to link within your own site. Google not only measures how much traffic is coming into your site but how long they stay. Give them incentive to browse around by providing additional content within your own site of interest. In fact, this website has built a widget or gadget you can add right to your site to do so.

4. Content

This may seem obvious but your content needs to be on topic. I read blogs and websites all the time that are a rambling hodge podge of mood swing, topic and interest. Don't do that if you want your site to be successful. Select no more than five topics and write exclusively on those topics. Become an expert in your field.

5. Use Meta Tags

Every web platform has built in meta tags you can use to pinpoint your area of influence. Make these words a customer would type if they wanted to find your product. You are a writer but you don't write on everything. Make sure your top five are represented here.

6. Social media

Okay so Facebook and Twitter aren't technically a part of SEO (search engine optimization) but they are two of the top referring sites on the internet. Help people find you by having a strong social media presence.

7. Headings

Believe it or not having headings within your article will aid your chance of being found. Use headings you could imagine someone "googling" and they will be picked up by search engines.

Although I'm getting older, I'll try to remember you. Just know this has a better chance of happening if I can find you...and I will Google you.