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| Writing Online: Figure Out What Your Content And Blog Titles Are Worth Posted: 18 Sep 2010 02:32 PM PDT If you don't know it by now, our titles are worth something! If we're going to ever figure out how to make money through our online writing, we need every advantage we can get. Have you noticed how some of your titles have made more money than others? You need to go check, and be very aware of this! I've written a few articles on Triond over the years, that have scored an average of $.30 per 10 reads! For some titles, I've gotten a disappointing $.01 for 20 reads. When that happens, it's a very hard pill to swallow, because of the detail of the content, the quality, and the time I've devoted to it. But, luckily all of those pennies add up. In my quest for Millions, I've gone through all of my content with my various publishers, and I've taken note as to my "hot titles," as far as earnings go. You may also think of this as keywords, and you mustn't forget about adding the "proper tags" to your content. Basically, if you find those keywords for your titles, and tag your content properly, you'll see an increase in your earnings, and hopefully a big difference. So, I've made a list of those hot paying titles, and I've decided to make sure that when I'm brainstorming new ideas, those titles are going to be similar. I suggest you do the same, so that you're giving yourself the best chance to increase your earnings as possible. Related articles: - Why Most People Don’t Make Money Online with Their Content, Blog, or Website - Content Writing: My Road to $2 Million Dollars - Triond: If You’re Trying to Make Money are You Wasting Your Time Here? - Textbrokers.com: Thinking of Writing for Them? Don't Waste Your Time! - Helium: Your Best Chance of Making Consistent Money Online with Your Writing |
| Writing On or For Web is more than a creative job Posted: 18 Sep 2010 05:23 AM PDT Sometimes Web-Content writing is not as creative as it may appear to you. Though, the inspiration and motivation is always there,especially during early years of your first job assignments. But, count on the chickens before they hatch. Take a gasp and go by the reality. It's you only who can make such long-life writing habit a real charm, not the Web industry or the clients you are working for. In fact, most of the candidates from mass communication or journalism stream have a definite reason to explore this world of fantasy. And why not, you have got a platform to air your voice and views. And every article you write is going to carry your identity as an editor, correspondent, a freelancer or so and so. Readers identify you with great regards that awakens you to write another piece of story. Well, on web the scenario is entirely different. Typically for a Search Engine Marketing company or other online publishing organization (not for in-house job), this concept of creativity and freshness have a separate angle of view, much different from Newspaper editor or magazine author. I am enthusiastic about discussing on how a web copywriter or content writer copes up with his or her regular job schedule. How much struggle or effort they are putting in to come up with something NEW that attracts people. NEW does not signify News here. It's just to take you to the different world of creativity, yes- Web content writing needs patience and seasoning formula than just covering news. Covering news for fresh stories as information base is different from developing user-friendly article to target the millions of readers. What makes the web-content writers competent to their multifaceted tasks? What gives them the energy boost to tame the web-audience? Follow my next article to be updated recently. |
| Posted: 17 Sep 2010 10:00 PM PDT If you are looking for guidelines on how to endorse a check, you have landed on the right page. Here you will find clear instructions on how to endorse a check to deposit, to someone else or to a third party. |
| Posted: 17 Sep 2010 10:00 PM PDT Which are the best dental insurance plans for individuals and families? If this is the question you are searching an answer for, then the information on effective dental insurance plans given in this article will prove to be quite useful. Read on to know more... |
| Posted: 17 Sep 2010 10:00 PM PDT Several companies offer federal employee discounts on the services they sell. Read on, to know more about a few US government employee discounts or deductions. |
| Posted: 17 Sep 2010 10:00 PM PDT People with average credit ratings are often found looking for credit cards for fair credit scores. There are many credit card companies that offer deals to such cases, the only downside being that the processing and the approval of the application takes some time. |
| Credit Counseling for Bankruptcy Posted: 17 Sep 2010 10:00 PM PDT This article shares some insights on credit counseling for bankruptcy that would help you decide if you are really ready to file for bankruptcy. |
| Unsecured Loans for Good Credit Posted: 17 Sep 2010 10:00 PM PDT The unsecured loans for good credit are lent by a variety of lenders that include, banks, prime and subprime lenders and several other financial institutions. In the following article, a brief elaboration on the different unsecured loans that are lent to people with a good credit score and rating is given. To know more about such loans, read on |
| Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Exemptions Posted: 17 Sep 2010 10:00 PM PDT Among all types of bankruptcy, the most opted one is the Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Exemptions for Chapter 7 bankruptcy have been discussed in the following paragraphs. To know more, about Chapter 7 and provisos regarding its exemptions, read on |
| Start Up Business Grants for Women Posted: 17 Sep 2010 10:00 PM PDT If you do not have the initial capital to start your own business, there are start up business grants for women offered by federal government and private organization that could help you. |
| Easy Accounting Software for Small Business Posted: 17 Sep 2010 10:00 PM PDT Which are the best easy accounting software for small business? If this is the question for which you are searching an answer, the suggestions for easy accounting software for mac will guide you well. Continue reading for more information... |
| Posted: 17 Sep 2010 10:00 PM PDT The ability to interact, understand and interpret other's behavior is known as interpersonal intelligence. Read on to know more... |
| A Real Review of the Business Opportunity FantaZ Posted: 17 Sep 2010 10:00 PM PDT If you are looking at the company FantaZ, you must see this review before you make any decisions. This article will cut through all of the hype and give you an honest look at the business side of Fantaz. |
| Posted: 18 Sep 2010 09:21 PM PDT a-men. |
| 7 tips/steps for getting your web content ready for launch Posted: 18 Sep 2010 08:47 PM PDT |
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| A fundamental way newspaper sites need to change | Holovaty.com Posted: 18 Sep 2010 06:14 AM PDT The problem is particularly frustrating to explain because it's not necessarily obvious; if you store everything on your Web site as a news article, the Web site is not necessarily hard to use. Rather, it's a problem of lost opportunity. If all of your information is stored in the same "news article" bucket, you can't easily pull out just the crimes and plot them on a map of the city. You can't easily grab the events to create an event calendar. You end up settling on the least common denominator: a Web site that knows how to display one type of content, a big blob of text. That Web site cannot do the cool things that readers are beginning to expect. |
| How to Write Magnetic Headlines | Copyblogger Posted: 18 Sep 2010 01:59 AM PDT |
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| A List Apart: Articles: The Content Strategist as Digital Curator Posted: 16 Sep 2010 11:39 AM PDT |
| Copyblogger Weekly Wrap: Week of September 12, 2010 Posted: 18 Sep 2010 08:00 AM PDT 
Nope, I didn’t get fired. I’m back in the saddle around here, ready to summarize things for you and put them into an easily digestible, bullet point form. So why the layoff on the weekly wraps (now twice as delish with half the calories)? Well, it was summer. Brian and Sonia wanted a break from removing libelous statements from my scribblings, and I wanted time to pursue my hobby of reworking large companies’ marketing slogans. For example: BP: Well, at least you know who we are now. No? Okay, fine… here’s what happened this week on Copyblogger and around the web:
Monday:How Eminem Stayed Relevant (And Why it Can Save Your Blog) In this post that finally proves that Sean Platt actually is Eminem, you’ll learn about how Marshall Mathers phoned it in for a few albums, then apologized, and then BROUGHT IT yet again… and how you can do the same to rebound from mediocrity back up to your A game. Tuesday:How to Build Credibility with Your Sales Copy This post is the definitive guide to writing cred-building copy that will get past your customer’s defenses and get them to buy. (Dave called those defenses “shields,” so really, converting customers is like attacking the Death Star.) There’s three shield-busting approaches in this post, but he totally forgot “bomb the ventilation shaft.” Wednesday:The Freakonomics Guide to Making Boring Content Sexy The book Freakonomics proves that even boring subjects can be interesting if you add wrestlers, and so offers a great model for making your blog more readable. (But if you want real inspiration, watch for my memoir: Exciting Tales of the Pennsylvania Municipal Tax Code.) Thursday:How to Blog Like Bond. James Bond. Today we learned that the best way to build a popular blog is to drink, be smooth, battle supervillains, have indiscriminate relations with many women, and kill people. Or possibly there was some other lesson here, I don’t remember. You might want to read this post and see, come to think of it. Friday:You can’t trust that people will listen to you just because you think you’re talented or awesome. You have to give them a reason to care and to read. One Brian missed: “Read this post or the bunny gets it.” This week’s cool links:
About the Author: Johnny B. Truant is in the middle of a free, 4-session call and webinar series about selling via storytelling (which is how he sells pretty much everything).  |
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