| Getting Keyword-rich Content for Your Website |
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| Articles Reviews Search Engine | |
| Written by John Case | |
| Wednesday, 15 November 2006 | |
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Hire a Ghostwriter Hiring a ghostwriter to produce text content for your site will obviously incur costs that you won't have with free articles. However, with a paid ghostwriter, you can expect a higher level of quality in the writing, and also specify which keywords you would like to appear in an article. By publishing free articles on your site, you will be adding content that appears on dozens of other websites. With a ghostwriter, however, you can be sure that the content will be unique to your site, which something else search engines consider when ranking a site. Ghostwriters can be found by registering at www.elance.com or
www.directfreelance.com and posting a simple project outline. Writers
will bid on your project, and you accept the writer with the
qualifications and bid that best suits you. If you go to the trouble of
hiring a ghostwriter, it is probably a good idea to get them to
research and write a number of articles, rather than just one.
You simply need to go through the “Advanced” set up when
creating your blog and enter the ftp information for your site's
server. If you already maintain a blog that is NOT hosted on your own
site, you are wasting a valuable resource for SEO, as search engines do
not recognize that keyword-rich content as part of your site. You
should check the help section of your blogging service to learn how to
republish it as part of your site. As with
keeping a blog, it is possible to maintain a forum either off or on
your site's server, and it is very important that it appears on your
server, with links to and from your main page. Again, this is so
important as this is the only way that search engines can recognize all
of that content as part of your site. Setting up a forum does require
some technical skill, but it is not as difficult as you might think.
PhpBB () offers free forum software with templates and set-up
tutorials. About Author: John Case is the author of the Complete SEO Training Course (http://www.complete-seo-training.com/) and maintains an experimental advertising site at http://www.awordsworth1000pictures.com/ Powered by jReviews |
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