Things You'll Need:
- Internet access
- Website
- Word processor
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Step 1
Find a writer. Writing’s harder than it seems, so don’t necessarily tackle the writing yourself if you have limited experience. Unprofessional writing can make the site appear unprofessional. Think about hiring a web content writer through a copywriting firm.
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Step 2
If you’re doing it yourself: Don’t just write the content and hit publish. Make sure the content is grammatically correct and free of spelling errors. Using spellcheck couldn’t be easier.
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Step 3
3. Don’t cram keyphrases together. This is considered keyword jamming and could have the site banned by search engines. The content should be informative with targeted keyphrases thrown in so the keyword-rich content flows naturally.
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Step 4
Hyperlink content with other content on the site so visitors will click-through. The more time people stay on your site, the more likely it is they’ll 1. Buy something and 2. Come back for another visit.
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Step 5
Add a blog and/or forums. This type of content is always changing, as opposed to static, and the fresh content is continually indexed by search engines.










Comments
ruf1950 said
on 6/15/2009 Thanks for another excellent read; very infomative...5*****
Henry said
on 1/24/2007 I can name one artist who steals: Picasso. "Bad artists copy. Great artists steal." He said it, I didn't. I don't mean steal web content directly, just ideas that you can use for your own site.
webzarus said
on 1/24/2007 Great Artist STEAL ???? Come on... I'd like you to name one.
Thought the article was pretty good until I read that.
Although you mentioned the fact of search engine indexing, the comment about stealing means you do not understand ( duplicate content issues ) that search engines are penalizing site with