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Tag Archives: Writing and Editing
What’s More Important SEO and Web Traffic or Fans and Readers?
In his blog post If you’re looking for more traffic, STOP!, Derek Halpern, owner of Social Triggers makes a good point: You don’t want web traffic, you want readers. Why are so many entrepreneurs and corporate conglomerates beating the SEO drum when they might focus on getting more readers on their websites? Web traffic doesn’t pay, […]
Exhausted? How to Grow Your Blog without SEO and Social Media
Has commenting on forums and other blog posts day after day left you exhausted and worn out? Are you getting sick and tired of social media and feeling like a hamster on wheel that goes nowhere? Have you spent thousands of dollars on SEO software or hired a social media manager, director, or assistant, but still […]
How to Use Twitter Better: 7 Quick and Simple Tips
Do you worry you’re not using Twitter properly? My sixth sense tells me you’re shaking your head YES. You’re not alone. Entrepreneurs, directors of marketing departments, and even writers have doubts about how to use Twitter. The good news is that you can grow your Twitter followers slowly. You don’t have to spend money to […]
Sink Your Teeth into Better Content Writing with the Vampires from True Blood
Lately, I’ve been catching up with the cheeky and sexy HBO series True Blood. Be still my beating heart! Anyway…I started to think about how True Blood can help improve your content writing. The vampires on True Blood use their eyes to glamour (compel) a person when they need to get out of a sticky situation. It […]