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Blog Writing Tips
Creating quality content for your blog can be an overwhelming task, especially if you’re not an experienced writer. You will find that the more you write, the easier the exercise becomes. This is the system I use when I write articles for the Unilyzer blog.
TIP #1: Plan Your Articles
Map out 20 -30 article titles ahead of time. This keeps your topic mix fresh and helps avoid writers block. If you know the direction you’re going, you don’t have to re-think each time you sit down to write a blog post.
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Cancel Ads and Start Blogging
Do you want traffic on your website? Do you want traffic you don’t have to constantly pay per click? Well the answer is content. You need to have more than just a 5 page website brochure if you want to build organic (not paid for) traffic. The best way to add more pages to your website is through a blog. Don’t use a third party blog, you want one hosted on YOUR website so YOU get all the benefits.
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Repurpose Your Content
It can be overwhelming to think about all of the content you have to create to maintain a social media and internet marketing campaign. Coming up and generating original ideas for blog posts, tweets, fan pages, videos, and podcasts can be challenging. However, by compounding your content and using a blog post to inspire a chain of related tweets, posts, and video you can reduce the time and increase the effectiveness of your online marketing.
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Article Writing: the Real Secret to SEO
Article marketing is the process of writing articles and posting them onto your website, or blog. Consistently writing and posting informative articles to your website will have a massive, long term effect on your traffic, online branding, and search engine rank. The key to making this work is consistency.
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Website vs. Blogs – Which one is Better?
Blogs started showing up about 5 years ago, thanks to services like blogger, making it easy for individuals to have an online diary or journal. It was easy for novice users to update their blog because it was simple: enter a title and write a post. This shattered the barrier to creating content on the web. Search engines like Google took notice that good content came from blogs and began to optimize their algorithms to rank blog content higher than static websites.
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