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Category Archives: Article Marketing
Google’s Farmer update: web content under the spotlight (at last)
Well, it’s been an exciting few days here at Write My Site, writing digital content in the midst of one of the biggest-ever changes in Google’s search algorithm that’s been specifically targeted at low quality content.
Every tech/SEO blog in the world is buzzing about the so-called ‘Farmer’ update …
Also posted in Web Copywriting
Tagged Article Marketing, Chris Knight, Ezinearticles.com, Google algorithm, Google Farmer, web content
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Article marketing checklist
Article marketing is one of the most effective ways to build quality backlinks to your website, and raise your site’s profile in the search results. By regularly writing informative and non-commercial articles within your area of expertise and publishing them on a selection of article syndication websites, such as ezinearticles.com, you can build up a network of links that will push your own site higher up in the search engine results for your keywords.
Blog writing ideas and inspiration
If you write business blog articles regularly, one of the biggest challenges you’ll face is trying to come up with innovative, engaging, and original ideas. So how do you keep your content fresh and interesting week after week?
Also posted in Business Blogging
Tagged blog articles, blog writing, Business Blog, business blog articles, business blogs, write articles, write blog, writing articles, writing blogs
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Writing articles for your readers
When writing an article, for traditional or electronic media, you need to play up to the psychology of your audience. They’re only going to keep reading as long as they are getting something from you, so what is it they’re after?
Article writing: jabberwocky or just plain English?
When addressing specialist subjects, many business writers can slip into the jargon of their trade.





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