Online marketing that works
I’ve been blogging for six years now, and in that time I’ve noticed something — anyone can do it.
At first, I thought that this was a good thing. But then I realized that every good thing has a shadow side.
So here’s the downside of the accessibility of blogging: It makes the already-terrible writers much, much louder.
There are too many bloggers out there.
How can this be a good thing for you?
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Thousands of content creators are getting more targeted search traffic to their sites, their ideas, and their businesses by doing one thing — using our Scribe SEO software.
Here’s what just a handful of them are saying about Scribe:
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Have you ever looked back through your old blog posts and thought, “Why did I give away all of this brilliant writing for free?”
Well, here’s some good news: Unless your blog topic is last night’s baseball scores or this week’s hurricane, there’s income potential in those old posts yet.
Loads of it.
If your posts have evergreen, highly useful information, they can be turned into paid products.
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So you want your online content to get noticed, huh?
Maybe you’re an blogger that aspires to crack into the A-list crowd.
Perhaps you’re a promising author with an irresistible story idea.
Or you may simply be an online freelance writer with big league dreams.
Kudos if you are, because the exploding digital content universe needs you to be at your best.
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While I was up late one night reading the Copyblogger archives (yes, I know I need to get a life), I stumbled across a great post discussing some brilliant writing tips.
The post inspired me to write — but since I was on my iPad at the time, how was I going to capture my brilliant insights on my mobile device?
More and more people are using mobile devices to create content — and thankfully, there are a slew of new apps that make it incredibly easy to write on the go.
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Many of you would love to write more compelling blog posts, articles or web copy.
You’ve heard all the old advice. Practice makes perfect. Get your 10,000 hours in. Just show up and write.
And of course, that’s all a good idea. It just takes so danged long.
Meanwhile, I’ve got a couple of fast ways you can improve your writing immediately. No waiting for that pesky, tedious “practice” to kick in.
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