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| Keyword rich content gets you nowhere except Google Posted: 06 Nov 2010 05:11 AM PDT Content forms the backbone of the internet- be it in the form of pictures, video, music or writing. In fact, writing is the most important of all content on the internet. Without catchy writing, you cannot market your video, you cannot market your website, you cannot market your business, you cannot market anything. Which is why, content writing is one of the most important aspects for online businesses as well as offline businesses looking for some online visibility. And content writing is where they falter the most. Ever since the ranking algorithm of Google was made public, businesses have been running after keywords to get their website listed on the first page of Google. And in this mad rush to get their website among the top 10 results of Google, they have forgotten the basic need behind their want- getting more business. Content writing which focusses on keywords too much cannot get you anywhere except the first page of Google. To drive business and to get more leads, the first requirement is that the content on your website should be catchy, informative and the best from marketing point of view. Of course, keywords are important, but they should act as a base to write content that compels visitors to your site to know more about your product or service. But more often than not, keywords drive the information in an article than vice versa. It is time businesses understood that content writing is not about keywords alone; it is about much more than that. The best way to reach a customer;s pocket is through his emotions, and usually, a keyword stuffed article cannot do that. To connect emotionally with customers, your writing should be such that it makes the readers connect with you and your product. Once the connection is made, you can be rest assured that the customer would want to know more about your product or service. Now, we hate to repeat the same facts over and over again. We would leave you with just one thought to ponder upon -”Is your keyword rich content getting you the business you have always wanted?” |
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Because I like to 1) flout convention and 2) live in the past, I thought it’d be appropriate to do my Halloween bit here now, nearly a week late. This year, while trick-or-treating with my kids and noticing the many older kids trying to cash in, I started to wonder at what age trick-or-treating becomes unacceptable and creepy. Can you still do it at 18? Maybe, if you don’t have a beard. But how about 34? It all reminds me of a Mitch Hedberg joke about how adults aren’t supposed to go down slides, so if you find yourself at the top of one, you have to act like you got there accidentally. How’d I get up here, dammit? Oh well, I guess I have to go down. Whee! I ended up deciding that if you went around as a creepy older dude, most houses would feel they could get rid of you faster by simply giving you the candy than arguing with you. So the sky’s the limit! Anyway, here’s what happened post-Halloween on Copyblogger: Monday:The Mad Men Guide to Changing the World with Words I’d like to invite impassioned and indignant pestering in the comments by mentioning that I’ve never seen Mad Men. That said, I DID enjoy seeing how Jon Morrow, in his typical fashion, riled everyone up by offering a tip that amounted to (as perceived by the riled-up) “stop trying to write about what you love.” Jon is like the Jerry Springer of Copyblogger, inviting controversy and rednecks. (Oh, and there’s other stuff in this post, too.) Tuesday:Fanning the Social Media Flame for Viral Exposure This was a really interesting post, and I’m not even being sarcastic because it’s not like I’m ever sarcastic. It’s about how to help your stuff go viral rather than hoping it’ll do so on its own, and it’s stuff I’ve never considered but that makes perfect sense. In fact, today, as an experiment in Copyblogger efficacy, I’m going to try the same thing with my daughter’s pink eye to see if the approach works. Wednesday:Introducing Internet Marketing for Smart People Radio Oh hell no! A Copyblogger podcast? As Copyblogger ramps up its Orwellian domination of all mankind, we’ll now get weekly updates in which Robert Bruce talks to Sonia and Brian about relevant Copybloggerish stuff like content marketing, SEO, and pancakes. This is getting crazy. What’s next, Copyblogger t-shirts? Thursday:How to Keep Your Email Marketing List from Hating Your Guts For some reason, the frequent use of the term “nudnik” in this post made me think of Moe, Larry, and Curly going “Nyuk nyuk nyuk,” and you can imagine the chaotic and hilarious confusion that resulted for the duration of my reading. So, how do you stop being a nudnik and get your list to not hate you? Well, don’t be a numbskull. Then hit them with hammers and poke them in the eyes and run in circles going “Woowoowoowoo!” Or you could just read this post to find advice on your best email marketing strategy, but I’m pretty sure the aforementioned would work too. Thursday, the Hell Freezes Over Comeback Tour:How About a Copyblogger T-Shirt? Finally, a t-shirt that will get bullies to stop harassing your nerdy teenager! Today’s post gave a handful of proposed slogans for the upcoming, highly anticipated Copyblogger t-shirts. In my opinion they’re not as funny as the one I proposed for Naomi Dunford last year (giant fork with a halo, bearing the legend “Holy forking shirt!”), but they’re definitely pretty awesome for all of your day-to-day wear, and also great for gaining cred when hanging out with union steelworkers. Be sure to click through and see which designs won. Friday:The Secret Weapon that Makes Your Content Successful The headline of this post made me think of the Mighty Mighty Bosstones song “Our Only Weapon.” So I was reading about how to make my content really sizzle, and I was looking for that secret weapon, and then suddenly I had this urge to dress in plaid, and I was like, If we read this post, I might never win the war, but I’ll have fun and that’s for sure. So read this post and use the weapon, because you’ll both learn something AND have fun. (Stay tuned for next week’s post: “Sales Lessons Learned from ‘Last Dead Mouse.’ ” This week’s cool links:
About the Author: Johnny B. Truant specializes in selling through stories and would like very much to set you up with a cheap blog or website. (That’s “cheap” as in “inexpensive,” not as in “tawdry.”)   |
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