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Writing for the Web: The Human Algorithm and Zero-Sum SEO

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Do you write for the Penguin, or the human? If you want your content to work, write for people, not for search engines. In the course of a wandering and inconclusive presentation on writing for the Web, one of my fellow audience members asked the room, “Does anyone here think SEO isn’t important?” That’s good SEO advice.

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An Infographic on the Right Track: Grad School to Google

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Case in point: this interactive graphic from OnlinePhD.org, which steps you through Google’s growth year by year (thanks to Google Tutor for the lead.) Writing, Photography, and the Art of Thinking Visually. But now and then I run across an infographic that is distinctly different, and worth sharing.

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The Key to Understanding New Media Is Attitude, Not Technology

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Anytime you write in depth about a new technology, you are at risk of falling into what might be called the Trapani Trap. ” As Google’s innovative technology evolved and its uses expanded, she would continue updating her book. Gina Tapani. We all know how that worked out.

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Curation: Add Value and Pass It Along

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Hammock’s guideline for avoiding this fix seems pretty clear: If you can’t add value to a story, just link to it.

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Infographic skills: No longer optional for journalists

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First, a confession: My first reason for writing this post is so I can embed a really cool infographic about Google on my blog. But the fact that I want to do it reflects the power and beauty of infographics. A good infographic combines the visual splendor of print with the accessibility and engagement of the Web.

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Another Nail in the RSS Coffin

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Rather than subscribing to unmoderated streams of content from sites that only sometimes have articles that interest me, I can now directly read what the Twitter users I follow write or recommend. The site is supported by display ads by Google, which to my eye fit in fairly well with the content.

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Is Your Content Putting You at Risk?

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Unless you specify otherwise in writing, you most likely don’t own that content. Did you know, by the way, that if you use Google Analytics, you are expected to have and post a privacy policy?). How much do you write about other people or companies? Your company owns the content.