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SEW Experts: Training Your Content Developers on SEO Copywriting
SEO copywriting can be a misleading term. Too often, writers will get stuck on the SEO part and lose sight of the other, more important goal: creating a good user experience. In today’s Web analytics and ROI column, “Training Your Content Developers on SEO Copywriting,” Eric Enge offers advice on how to teach your copywriters to create quality content, which will also rank in search engines.
The 5 Web Resources You Need to Find a Job in Search
It’s a New Year, but we’ve got that same old economy from 2008. If you find yourself looking for a job in search, these five resources should be the foundation of your efforts:
Indeed.com – Culls results from a variety of jobs sites as well as job listings from company web sites. Searching here keeps you from having to go individually to a variety of sites. You can pull an RSS feed of your job search into your news reader, making your search process even faster. You’ll find results from:
SEMPO Monster HotJobs (owned by Yahoo) CareerBuilder Dice TalentZoo
Twitter Let your followers know you’re looking for a job. I once did and had three leads in 24 hours. I got offers from all three. The Twitter community is generally a very compassionate bunch, raising money for good causes. Helping people find jobs is something I think we’ll see a lot of in 2009 – 2010. LinkedIn Not only does LinkedIn have its own job listings, but here you can many times find the people who are doing the hiring or at least work in Human Resources at the company you’re interested in. Use your network to get introduced and create connections. Craig’s List Answering an ad for a Search Marketing Copywriter on Craig’s List is how I got my start in search. Well, that and the great Marketing Don taking a chance on me. Search Engine Watch Board – Rounding out the list is a completely shameless plug for our very own jobs board.What resources do YOU recommend? Leave a comment and let us know!
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Creative Writers Study 13 Points on Short Story Structure
All creative writers are bound to an invisible law of journalism. From the beginning of time, the same structure has been used. All of the great writers use it. But after this lesson, you will see tha…
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Matt Mason, Author of “The Pirate’s Dilemma”, to Give Opening Keynote at SES London 2009
In the U.S., we’d say, “Stop the presses.” But, in the U.K., they simply say, “Stop Press.” The expression means that a news item has been inserted into a newspaper after the printing has been started.
I was just sitting down to write about a new video interview with Andy Atkins-Krueger, the Managing Director of Web Certain Europe. The YouTube video has just been uploaded to the SESConferenceExpo’s Channel.
That’s when I visited the Search Engine Strategies London site and discovered that Matt Mason, author of “The Pirate’s Dilemma: How Youth Culture Reinvented Capitalism,” will be giving the opening keynote on Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2009.
Stop Press!
Matt is a writer, consultant and entrepreneur, who is an expert on how youth culture drives innovation and is changing the way the world works. His book tackles the problems and opportunities created by the rise of piracy and its potential as a business model.
According to the SES London conference agenda for Day 1, Matt thinks that the trends emerging from the youth culture are blurring long-established boundaries between right and wrong and unraveling some of our most basic assumptions about business, society and our collective future. He has explored the problems these new trends pose to business and the opportunities they represent, as well.
For example, when pirates create value for society and society gets behind their creations, it doesn’t matter how many lawsuits you throw at the problem — you are assaulting your own potential future. This reality positions piracy as a new business model.
Matt plans to speak about how this model works and how it applies to your business at SES London 2009. I plan to have a front row seat. (I may need to wear my pirate costume.)
This topic was also raised by Lawrence Lessig, Professor of Law at Stanford Law School, during his opening keynote at SES Chicago 2008. This is where my original post about Andy Atkins-Kruger comes in.
Byron Gordon of SEO-PR interviewed Andy at SES Chicago about Lessig’s keynote and asked Andy to give a quick preview of SES London 2009, where he will be speaking at the Search Around the World: US, Europe & Asia session on Day 1. Check out the interview below.
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Andy Atkins-Kruger, WebCertain, discusses SES Chicago and SES London 2009
Creative Writers – Can You Write Good Transition Sentences?
Creative writers and journalists sometimes have the problem of smoothly transitioning from one paragraph to the other, especially when they are changing the subject. This is a learned skill that is no…
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Writers Websites – Grow Your Business
Want to step away from traditional employment and make your living as a freelance writer on the internet? Then you will need an effective strategy in established to make sure that you always have work…
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A Review of Article Stars SuperNova Secrets
By now, if you are internet marketer, you have already heard about how powerful getting involved with your marketing as an article writer can be, but do you know how to make the most of it? One of th…
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How to Plan For Essays
Many people find essay writing a challenging task. And that can be true when there is little or no planning. When a writer fails to plan, the writing process takes up a lot more time. That’s because t…
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Useful Tips on Writing Essays
Many writers find themselves staring at a blank piece of paper (sometimes for hours) while they try to write an essay. Somehow, they believe that staring blankly at a piece of paper works. Obviously, …
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