One of the hardest things about writing is objectivity. To an extent, it is easy to write if you have the right idea or an interesting topic, but distancing yourself from your work can often be the most difficult process. Admittedly, my struggle with objectivity has plagued my writing for many years, as no matter Read Blog…
How to Avoid Proofreading Errors
June 28th, 2011 by Lis
Is your content causing comment?
February 18th, 2010 by James
Comments are usually a sign of success. When a user ventures onto a site and see the lengthy discussion its Articles have prompted, they’re impressed. Busy comments sections tell a tale of popularity, relevance and success. This feeds further into the popularity of the site, in a sort of benevolent cycle. Having an open comments Read Blog…
The importance of a good web content strategy
February 17th, 2010 by James
When most businesses design a website, their focus is more on the task at hand than in thinking about a long-term content management strategy. Yet strategising for the long-term health of any business venture is usually a vital move. Without this kind of future planning, you may find your presently healthy website turns into a Read Blog…
Plotting the diagonal: SEO and content
January 24th, 2010 by James
Search engine optimisation has a search engine focus, but a secondary part of that focus is to please your site’s users. Reputable SEO firms will not view an SEO campaign as truly successful unless increased traffic translates into increased outcomes for the business. This means that while the way that search engines move through your Read Blog…
Content: Stuck For Ideas?
January 14th, 2010 by James
Everyone gets stuck for ideas now and then. If you’re running a business, finding time to plot out the fresh content your site needs is difficult. It doesn’t help that occasionally there will be times when the ideas simply won’t flow. Consulting your SEO firm can be a great way to source content for your Read Blog…
Fresh Content Ideas: Industry Glossaries
January 8th, 2010 by James
Informative articles can provide you with some of the easiest fresh content your site will ever obtain. Educational articles are rife on the internet, although many businesses are not taking the advantage they should of this approach. Information is attractive to much of the general population and your site can benefit from it. What’s even Read Blog…
Selecting tags for SEO content
December 1st, 2009 by James
As anyone who has ever introduced regular fresh content onto their site will know, the work of fresh content isn’t over when it’s written. There’s also selection of appropriate link anchors, formatting, distribution, categorising and tag selection. Tag selection for your articles is one thing it is possible to plan even in the design stages Read Blog…
Combining PR and SEO
November 11th, 2009 by James
The initials PR once stood for something important to businesses and it wasn’t ‘PageRank.’ It’s almost too long ago to remember, true, but the old business standby of public relations is still hanging around. What’s more, it can help with your site’s SEO. Public relations have been around for a long, long time. The techniques Read Blog…









