Last time, I wrote about companies who receive reports from their “SEO” companies. Most local retailers and service companies find them meaningless. Why do these SEO companies generate the reports?
I had developed a large amount of content for a website and was working with the web developer to ensure it was properly uploaded. At one point he said to
Recently, I was reviewing a client’s new website and making dozens of polishing tweaks to the content and the search engine optimization writing on the backend. Many of the tasks
Recently I was updating some content I had written for a client. I had originally written it about four years ago. It was a lengthy sales landing page that was
I’ve written in the recent past about how hard it is to follow all of my own advice with respect to proofreading and time management. Now I have to add
A number of years ago I wrote a tip entitled 3 Proofreading Secrets for Mostly Error-Free Website Pages. The third tip suggested that you print out your newly drafted page
As a successful business owner, I’m sure you have had people come to you for get-ahead-business advice. Of course, you’ve generously shared what you knew. I know that I do.
One of the coolest things about developing content for your website is the incredibly long shelf life of your efforts. I have written pages for clients that continue to work
Remember writing term papers in high school? Two days before it was due, you panicked. You had done absolutely nothing on the project. As your deadline loomed, you pictured yourself
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