If it’s true that we’re consuming more content on the web, it must follow that our interest in certain products and services is as significant as the effort required to swipe our finger across the screen. In the digital realm, the flick of a finger can sweep your brand’s presence into oblivion. But if creating […]

While there is currently no industry standard, updating or refreshing website content every 3-6 months is an excellent best practice. This general guideline helps ensure accuracy, recency, and helpfulness. Ideally, content updates will be tied to performance, meaning pages should be constantly updated based on how they are performing. The most important things are to: […]

Website content explains subjects not likely to change, like your products or services, while social media keeps your audience engaged long enough to click a link.  Don’t you want a deeper, more meaningful connection with your clients, prospects, and fans? An efficient way to forge this connection without tying up all of your resources is […]

Content marketing had a quite turbulent year in 2014, filled with plenty of highs and lows. Online writing services have also been both benefited from and been a victim of this roller coaster ride. Now that 2015 is here, it is a good time to look back at 2014 and analyze what website content writing […]

Website content marketing is a lot like advertisements in a magazine. If your message doesn’t engage your audience quickly, your audience will simply “turn the page,” which in this case means they will leave your website. The following checklist will help you improve the engagement value of your website content. 1. Identify Your Target Audience […]

Rick breaks down how to spot spun content, why it’s still a problem in the age of AI, and what you can do to prevent it from slipping into your content strategy. In the video above, Rick breaks down the still-relevant (and still risky) practice of spinning content — what it is, how to identify […]

Imagine walking through a city where graffiti covers the walls. The messages range from political statements and creative poetry to crude images and, occasionally, sharp commentary about local businesses. One message claims that a tavern serves the best wine in town, while another grumbles about bad service and watered-down drinks. These public inscriptions don’t just […]