Writing on the Web

JUNE 9, 2010

The big danger of sites like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn is that they can suck you in and spit you out hours later. I will tell you I’ve gotten clients directly from Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, so I must be doing something right. Related posts: Why Use Twitter, Facebook & LinkedIn for Content Marketing?

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Writing on the Web

MARCH 7, 2011

It may be easier than you think to start getting onto the first page for keyword searches. I can tweak the title and the keywords before I publish. Here are a few things I’ve learned: Put your keyword phrases first in the title if you can. Link to an important keyword in the first paragraph if you can.

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Writing on the Web

AUGUST 16, 2011

Your Blog & Facebook, Social Sites" width="300" height="104" /> Today’s guest post is written by Christine Buffaloe, of Serenity Virtual Assistant Services , a great resource for social media know-how, for Facebook , LinkedIn and Twitter. The content you feed into Facebook may not be appropriate for Twitter and LinkedIn.

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Writing on the Web

SEPTEMBER 6, 2010

Before I started using Scribe , I assumed (because I’m pretty smart and I’ve been getting good search results) that if I wrote quality headlines and posts, using the keyword phrases I wanted to focus on, those little search robots would be pleased… Wrong! Share this on LinkedIn. Trust me, I’m no geek.

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Writing on the Web

AUGUST 29, 2012

You want to focus your content on the keywords your prospects are likely to use in searches. Do you use social media like Facebook , Twitter or LinkedIn ? Some days I’m spending not as much time on LinkedIn or Facebook or Twitter. You can’t do that without asking them what their interests are. What about you?

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Writing on the Web

JULY 31, 2013

Write 300 – 400 words, hyperlinking keywords to outside sources and previous posts, add an image, write a keyword rich title, check for search engine compatibility with a tool like ScribeSEO , and publish. If you’re a respectable professional, it’s not sufficient to be active on Facebook or even LinkedIn.

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Writing on the Web

MARCH 17, 2014

I want to find out what titles are selling, what keywords are sought after most by the readers in my target audience. Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Google+, and other social media sites. If I forget where I read something, I can use the search feature and pull up everything in a book that uses that keyword.

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Writing on the Web

NOVEMBER 14, 2012

But they do go to search engines and they type in questions with keywords. And they do go to Facebook , Twitter , and LinkedIn. It’s not likely they go online looking for you, your business or your blog. I’m not saying that. For example, I don’t explain how clients decide to buy what you have to offer.

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Writing on the Web

JULY 4, 2012

First, why should you bother with social networking sites ( Facebook , LinkedIn , Twitter ) if you’re in business? I always advise clients and colleagues to stick to the major social media site icons, such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Pinterest. It’s the numbers. Not the only tool.

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Writing on the Web

MARCH 24, 2011

Hyperlinked keywords. And, videos have great search power for people looking for information on your keywords and topic. Share this on LinkedIn. Copied the embed code from YouTube and posted it into the html side of blog platform. Wrote 300 words to accompany the post. Published blog. …Went to breakfast.

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Writing on the Web

JULY 14, 2010

Write headline (compelling yet clear, keywords). Or, they forget that keywords must be in place (especially in first paragraph), or, you should include at least one hyperlink per 120 words. Share this on LinkedIn. Write 350-600 words ( educate, entertain, engage, enrich readers). Format post (bulleted lists, etc.).

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Writing on the Web

FEBRUARY 5, 2014

As an expert, however, your experience can guide you when using these online research tools: Google or other search engines : Use the same keyword phrases you imagine an ideal reader would use to find information on a problem. LinkedIn : Use the LI search bar to locate people in your area of expertise and research what others are writing.

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Writing on the Web

NOVEMBER 23, 2010

HootSuite allows business users to manage all of their accounts on Twitter, FaceBook, LinkedIn, WordPress and even FourSquare from one convenient place. HootSuite also keeps track of all of the keywords that you have been focusing on so that you can manage the SEO end of your social media campaign more effectively. Share this on Plaxo.

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Writing on the Web

AUGUST 13, 2010

For one thing, I’ve learned that sometimes I am not clearly identifying keywords in the title or beginning paragraph, and sometimes I don’t use enough hyperlinks. Also, sometimes I will use a keyword too often in a post. This makes search engines think that I’m keyword-stuffing. Share this on LinkedIn.

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Writing on the Web

JUNE 9, 2011

But they do go to search engines and they type in questions with keywords. And they do go to Facebook , Twitter , and LinkedIn. Share this on LinkedIn. It’s not likely they go online looking for you, your business or your blog. I’m not saying that. Share this on Facebook. Share this on FriendFeed.

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Writing on the Web

APRIL 7, 2011

Scribe catches everything and tells me things like “there are no primary keywords found.&# Share this on LinkedIn. Fortunately, before I publish I run an analysis for how a post will score with the search engines using Scribe , a great tool. Yeah, I know that’s ridiculous. Share this on Facebook. Share this on FriendFeed.

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Writing on the Web

JULY 26, 2010

But they do go to search engines and they type in questions with keywords. And they do go to Facebook , Twitter , and LinkedIn. Share this on LinkedIn. It’s not likely they go online looking for you, your business or your blog. I’m not saying that. Share this on Facebook. Share this on FriendFeed. Add this to Ning.

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Writing on the Web

DECEMBER 9, 2010

Be sure to name it using a keyword-rich headline, and include your resource box with links to your blog , website and ezine sign up page. Share this on LinkedIn. 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.

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Writing on the Web

NOVEMBER 2, 2010

Here’s where I’ve posted more information about the Scribe sale , and these 3 tips on how to get great search engine results : SEO for Smart Content Marketers: You’ve got to do keyword research (so you know what words people will use to find you). Share this on LinkedIn. Share this on Facebook. Share this on FriendFeed.

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Writing on the Web

JUNE 30, 2011

The goal here is to get these keywords out onto the Web in as many different ways as possible. Share this on LinkedIn. After the 7th posting, I wrote an 8th one summarizing the points, and including some additional information about the tools necessary for each step. I also am writing a press release with the 6 steps included.

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Writing on the Web

MAY 18, 2011

You will learn: How to do the critical keyword research you need BEFORE you start shooting. Share this on LinkedIn. How to properly fill out your video titles and descriptions for maximum search engine placement. How to find subscribers and friends for your channel. Share this on Facebook. Share this on FriendFeed. Post on Google Buzz.

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Writing on the Web

MAY 16, 2011

You will learn: How to do the critical keyword research you need BEFORE you start shooting. Share this on LinkedIn. Your business can get quick, effective search engine results that used to take months or even years to achieve, all for next to nothing to produce. Register here to reserve your seat and receive the access link: [link].

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Writing on the Web

JULY 27, 2010

Content : No keyword usage in headline, first paragraph, or in body. Then he goes over to LinkedIn , where he is a member of 15 specialty groups in his industry. About 75% of the comments left on his blog posts come from LinkedIn group members. Share this on LinkedIn. Headline : not compelling or even clear.

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Writing on the Web

FEBRUARY 26, 2011

Be diligent about networking with like-minded content producers and work to get links – quality links, including those with keyword-rich anchor text. Share this on LinkedIn. High-quality links will remain a pivotal factor in search engine rankings. In no way is it recommended to purchase links. Produce varied forms of content.

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Writing on the Web

AUGUST 22, 2015

Comments from others are such strong persuasion triggers, you shouldn’t limit them to just a page, but have them scattered throughout your web pages, blog, and social media profiles, such as LinkedIn. Here are a few tips on using LinkedIn to give, and hopefully receive, recommendations: Review your LinkedIn strategy.

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Writing on the Web

JANUARY 3, 2011

That way, it can also be searchable when people type in keywords. Share this on LinkedIn. Have the right domain name : You may love to write about web design, but if your domain name is something like Katlovesdogs.com, then nobody will ever associate your website or blog with design. Share this on Facebook. Share this on FriendFeed.

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Writing on the Web

DECEMBER 16, 2010

What comes up for the keywords that describe what your business does? Share this on LinkedIn. Look at your marketing tasks as having 3 purposes: Get found: How visible are you online? How easy is it for someone to find you doing a search? What comes up for your name? Social sites, web, blog, articles, videos, etc. Email this via Gmail.

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Writing on the Web

JULY 13, 2010

You’ve got to be easily found when an ideal client sits down to the screen and looks for solutions to their problem: Multiple places on the Web where you’ve published content with keywords relevant to your audience’s needs. Share this on LinkedIn. Get known: How do you do that? Share this on Facebook.

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Writing on the Web

JUNE 11, 2010

Topic Hubs are sites that aggregate content from a variety of sources, organizes that content around keywords in the topic domain, and supports both manual and social curation of that content. Why Use Twitter, Facebook & LinkedIn for Content Marketing? It uses the Browse My Stuff technology to create this topic hub.

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Writing on the Web

NOVEMBER 13, 2014

This will allow you to create blog posts that area engaging, and you can focus your content on the keywords your readers, and prospects, are likely to use in searches. Do you use social media like Facebook , Twitter or LinkedIn ? Some days I’m spending not as much time on LinkedIn or Facebook or Twitter. What about you?

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