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Category Archives: Web Copywriting
Is your web copy optimised for search?
We thought we’d go back to basics in today’s blog and get you to have a think about how well [...]
Tagged keywords, SEO, Web Copy, website writing
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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 …
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Tagged Article Marketing, Chris Knight, Ezinearticles.com, Google algorithm, Google Farmer, web content
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Why Cameron’s ‘Big Society’ needs an elevator pitch
Prime Minister David Cameron has been talking a lot this week about his ‘Big Society’ concept – but despite all the rhetoric, nobody seems to be able to define what it is.
6 common copywriting errors
The English language has several similar-sounding words that are easy to mix up: our editors here at Write My Site often find themselves correcting the following common copywriting errors:
1. Compliment vs complement
Wrong: That dress really compliments your skin tone
Right: That dress really complements your skin tone
5 ways to proofread your own copy
Copywriting, whether for a website, blog or article, can be a painstaking business. Once the copywriting is complete, the hardest part begins: objectively reading, editing and proofing your own copy. So, how can you be sure that what you’ve got is the best it can be?