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SEO content writing differs from plain old vanilla content writing in that it is specifically targeted to one or more keyword phrases. Search engines rank website pages using a combination of factors, commonly referred to as an algorithm. One of the many factors considered when ranking a page is the actual content on the page.

Every search engine attempts to deliver the most relevant content possible to searchers, and one of the ways they do this is by matching up the searcher’s term with phrases found in website content. If you’re not using targeted keywords or phrases in your articles, your page may not be considered relevant enough for the search engines to rank it highly.

Think of it this way, if your article is about dog training, yet you don’t use the phrase dog training on your page, why would the search engines find it relevant when a visitor searches for that term? That’s not to say it’s impossible to rank for a term that isn’t found on your site, but it definitely makes it more difficult. In order to make your articles as relevant as possible, and help them to rank higher in search engines, your content needs to be optimized for the keywords you want to be found for.

Whenever you write new content for your site, you should use your target keyword phrase several times within the body of your text. You’ll want to use it in the title of your article, the first paragraph, last paragraph and somewhere within the body of the article. It’s also a smart idea to use a few other closely related terms in your article, as well. For example, if your article is about dog training, you may want to use the terms obedience training or leash training.

Having a website that generates a lot of traffic means having a website that is attractive not only to human readers, but to search engines, as well. While you don’t want to go overboard with your use of keywords (ie. keyword stuffing), you do want to make sure that you’re targeting a specific keyword with each article you write. SEO content writing will help you deliver useful information to your site’s visitors, while helping to increase your page’s visibility in the search engines.

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The problem is, it can be really hard to churn out great content day after day after day after…. Well, you get the point. The work can be tedious, and if you’re not a skilled writer to begin with, the task can be loathsome. Enter copywriting services – a great solution for site owners that need content, but don’t have the time or inclination to do it themselves.

What are copywriting services?

In short, a copywriting service will provide website content to you for a fee. Whether you need an article for directory submission, a blog post, or even an email autoresponder series, copywriting services can provide nearly any type of written content you need. Some services will even submit your articles to directories for you.

How does it work?

Most copywriting services will have you complete a short questionnaire when you order your articles. You’ll need to provide the title and/or keywords for your article. If you can give a short description of what you’re looking for, even better. Providing your article writer with as much information as possible will help ensure you receive the type content that you were looking for.

Once you receive your article, you have the right to use the content any way you wish. Most services allow you to use your name as the author of the article. You can distribute it to article directories, post it on your sites, or anywhere else you want.

What to look for in a copywriting service

Before settling on a copywriter, there are some things you should look for. Does the service offer samples of their work? Don’t be afraid to ask for a writing sample or for references. You’ll also want to know what the average turnaround time is for orders. If you need an article tomorrow, you’ll want to make sure the person or service can work within your time frame.

A note of caution: cheap rarely means good. As with nearly everything in life, you get what you pay for. Purchasing dirt cheap writing usually means you’re going to end up rewriting the content and correcting spelling and grammatical errors. If you want great content, be prepared to spend a bit more. Your reputation will be riding on this content, and therefore, you want to make sure the writing is top quality.

If you’re struggling to produce content for your website on a regular basis, copywriting services can be a real time-saver. By hiring a skilled writer to do the work for you, you’ll have unique content that can help improve your site’s search engine rankings and drive traffic to your site.

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1.) Choose The Focus Keywords for Your Article
This is probably the single most important step when writing articles for the web. You will want to choose keywords that are relevant to the topic you’ll be writing about. Using the free Google Keyword Tool, you can identify the most relevant keywords for your article. The tool will show you how many searches there are for your chosen keyword, as well as other related keywords and their search volumes. Select one primary keyword for your article and two to three closely related terms.

2.) Create an Outline
Now that you have chosen your keywords, it’s time to draft an outline for your article. Your outline can be as simple or elaborate as you choose. Start by listing your main topic, then list at least three main points that you want to write about. For each of your main points, list three or four sub-points. Here is an example of an outline for this article:

Article – Writing Articles

I. Choose Keywords
- Importance of Choosing Good Keywords
- Using Google Keyword Tool
- Select main and related terms
II. Create an outline
- 3 main points
-3-4 sub-points for each main point
III. Write Intro
- Briefly discuss main topic and major points of article
- How will reader benefit?
- Capture Interest
etc.

3.) Writing Your Introduction
Your article’s introduction will let your reader know briefly what the article is all about. In it, you’ll want to introduce your major points and how reading your article will benefit your visitor. This is your chance to draw your audience in and capture their attention. Make your introduction informative, but it should be kept brief and provide only an overview of what’s to come.

4.) Write the Body of Your Article
It’s now time to start writing the body of your article, using the outline you created in step 2. Start each paragraph with a sentence explaining one your major points. Then, write two or three sentences that support that point. Rinse and repeat for each of your remaining major points. If you’ve written a thorough outline, this part should be pretty easy.

5.) Write the Conclusion Paragraph

Every article should conclude with a paragraph that summarizes the information given in the article. Go over your key points again and briefly sum up what your reader should have learned from reading your article.

That’s pretty much it in a nutshell. I know, sometimes easier said than done. With my own article writing, I do find that taking the time to write an outline really does help the whole process go faster. I hope that the above steps will help you in writing your own articles.

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Blogger is a well known platform that is owned and operated by Google. It’s free to use and incredibly easy to set up. Because Google hosts your blog, there is no need to worry about extra hosting expenses, hosting issues or complicated installation procedures.

Setting up a Blogger blog is very easy. If you already have a Google account, you can use your existing account to set up your blog. If you don’t have an existing Google log in, it takes just minutes to establish one.

Once you’ve completed the initial account set up, you’ll be asked to provide a couple pieces of basic information, such as your blog’s name and the URL you want to use (ie. myblogname.blogspot.com). Once this information is completed, you can start posting right away, if you’d like.

The main advantages to Blogger are its ease of use and point and click design. There are hundreds of free templates available to create a custom look for your blog, and many features that you can add in with a couple of mouse clicks.

Unfortunately, the simplicity of a Blogger blog comes with a price, though not monetary. Because Google owns the servers your blog is hosted on, you’re at the mercy of the company should your blog be reported as a “spam” blog. Your blog could be live one day, and gone the next. Unfortunately, it can, and does, happen.

If you’re starting a blog simply as a means to host a personal journal or diary, you’re pretty safe; but monetized blogs can often be reported as spam. This is an important point to keep in mind when choosing your platform.

WordPress has been a popular blog platform for many years. There are hosted and self-hosted versions available. Like Blogger, the hosted version is relatively simple to set up. After establishing a WordPress account, you simply add your blog’s name and desired URL, and you can immediately start posting.

There are hundreds, if not thousands, of free WordPress templates available to spruce up the look and feel of your blog. The WordPress community is also incredibly active, and many users have created plugins that enhance the functionality of your blog. Some common plugins help with SEO automation, RSS feed maintenance, and creation of contact forms. There are even plugins that will turn your WP blog into a full-fledged eCommerce store.

The big advantage to WordPress is that there is also a self-hosted version. With this version, you will secure a hosting account from a company of your choosing, and then install your blog on your host using your desired domain name. Having a self-hosted blog means that you are in complete control of your blog. Unless you commit a blatant crime, like copyright infringement or host pirated software, your host isn’t going to pull your blog down on a whim.

The primary disadvantage to WordPress is that it is a bit more complicated for a newbie blogger to learn. There are far more options and settings that need to be configured, and if you’re not used to hosting a site, you’ll also need to become familiar with cPanel, or whatever hosting management control panel your web host provides.

Both Blogger and WordPress are excellent blogging platforms. For the beginner, Blogger offers a convenient point and click interface that will have your blog up and running in minutes. For a blog that will be monetized, or for someone who isn’t afraid to spend some time learning about hosting, a self-hosted WordPress blog is the way to go.

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