Freelance Writing Opportunities in SEO Content
March 17, 2010 by Carson Brackney
Filed under Freelance Writing
The morals to the story: There’s gold out there for those willing and able to mine it. It’s a mistake to dismiss SEO content as nothing more than half-assed articles that happen to use the right words. If you bring your A-game to SEO content and hook up with the A-level masters of the craft, you can have a chance to do good work at a good rate.
And, if you understand why exceptionally good content can be a fantastic SEO tool, that should be a part of your pitch to many clients.
Scribe SEO Review for the Technically Challenged
February 19, 2010 by Deb Ng
Filed under Cool stuff for writers
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As a technically challenged blogger I’m always interested in tricks and tools that enhance my bloggery and make it look as if I know what I’m doing. So when Brian Clark launched Scribe SEO , a tool geared towards assisting SEO idiots (like me) in optimizing their blog posts, I decided to give it [...]
Setting a Freelance Writing Rate Equal to the Task
January 30, 2010 by Deb Ng
Filed under Fair Pay, Freelance Writing
Today’s freelance writing clients are looking for a lot more bang for their buck, especially those looking for web writing. Many aren’t looking for a mere writer, they want someone who uses SEO, builds traffic, moderates and responds to comments and more. Before accepting a project and setting a rate, always find out what the [...]
Are We Still Supposed to be Using SEO?
October 9, 2009 by Deb Ng
Filed under Freelance Writing
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I’m really bad with the SEO. I know we’re supposed to be using it to stay on top of the search engines, but I’ve been lucky enough to get good search traffic without using obvious SEO techniques. I try to use my keywords when I can, but the truth is, I don’t want to [...]






