In this world of internet saturation, how do we write in such a way as to attract readers? Can we use Search Engine Optimization to help attract readers to our websites? And should we? Or do we risk stifling the content of our writing by packing it with words simply for the sake of Google?
Showing posts with label website content. Show all posts
Showing posts with label website content. Show all posts
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Creating an Online Writing University
It isn't often that writers will admit to learning something from lawyers, but the Solo Practice University has developed an educational network for new lawyers that I would like to adopt for new writers. In this framework, writers would seek out writing instructors who share similar interests. Yet unlike the Solo Practice approach, I believe that a writing website could overcome the need for membership fees by placing the writers and instructors on equal footing...
Monday, March 29, 2010
Hiring and Interviewing Candidates for 1-2-Writing Associates
Yes, we're expanding. And in keeping with the idea of building an open-source writing website, below I've included my 1-2-Writing Interviewer's Guide. Although I am only hiring in the Baltimore Area, my hope is to gradually expand the website geographically, too. If you are running a small business of your own - or if you're simply interested in my approach to business - please read on.
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