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Writing on the Web
APRIL 28, 2011
A great way to short-cut the time needed to research, write and publish quality online content is to find a good writer to supply articles. I get frustrated because people use canned articles ‘as is’ They don’t take the time to add their own stories, to explain how it is for them in the work they do.
Webbiquity
DECEMBER 6, 2010
The social media release is used for blogger outreach. bloggers are overwhelmed with pitches and unlikely to write about the company’s press release, the company uses the press release as a hook and offers to write a (informational, non-promotional) guest post on the topic. Post on Google Buzz. Since many (most?)
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Webbiquity
SEPTEMBER 20, 2010
In one of my best-of articles, I noted that I found a particular blog post interesting and linked to it. I know nothing about the blogger other than that he wrote a piece I found helpful and thought my readers would find value in. Post on Google Buzz. But one recent comment presented a quandary. Share this on Bebo.
Writing on the Web
AUGUST 23, 2010
You need to be blogging 2-3 times a week, submitting articles to directories, participating on LinkedIn , Twitter , and Facebook … impossible for one person to manage and still have a life. Somethings like social media updating and article submissions can be handled by a V.A. Blog this on Blogger. Post on Google Buzz.
Writing on the Web
JUNE 27, 2011
I think I got the idea from Jeff Herring, The Article Guy , who said if you can write a 7 item grocery list, you can write a good article. Now Jeff teaches article writing for people who struggle with writing and have a hard time coming up with stuff. Edit each blog post into a stand alone article. Blog this on Blogger.
Writing on the Web
FEBRUARY 7, 2011
Probably the only reason you clicked on this article was to check out whether it might provide instant value to you. Can this article save you time and/or money and/or hassle? You are not a professional blogger. Does hiring a “ghost blogger” always make sense? Are there good and bad ghost bloggers out there?
Writing on the Web
DECEMBER 9, 2010
For example: Take a 300-word blog post, write an introduction, a conclusion and make it into a stand alone article of 450-500 words you can submit to article directories. Write one longer article (600-850 words) that ties together the 3-5 blog posts you used in your series. Blog this on Blogger. Post on Google Buzz.
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