Writing Success

Google “ghost blogging service” and you’ll find one of my entry listed along with 8 other sites. How neat is that? I will not claim that I’m an expert in SEO marketing. Nor can I guarantee results (I’m a writer, not SEO specialist). After reading several books on internet marketing, I must say that I’m impressed with the results so far. But let me share a bit of information after reading 3 books on internet marketing (I cheated actually. I skipped a few pages.).

When you Google a term, example “writer”, observe the top right area of the page. As of writing, there are 185,000,000

results for that search. Unless yu paid to be in the first page, what do you think your chances are of being found out by prospects? On the other hand, if you Google “ghost blogger”, there are 7,520 results. The two term denotes the same work: writing. So what does this have anything to do with you?

Let’s use me as an example: I found a suite of marketing tools that everyone should look at. There is more marketing information contained in this package then in any other I have ever seen. I have been doing business on the net for years and I didn’t know half of the things that Website Marketing Magic taught me! The value compared to the price is far greater and well worth every penny. If you truly want more traffic, more business, more success online then don’t pass this up. And so I decide to promote this product as well.

First, I create a text for the website or draft the entry. I identify the keywords I want to use. Now, this is important because you don’t want those keywords to look awkward and out of place. For this purpose, my keywords are: How to e-market (10), e-marketing classes (8,450), e-marketing class (2,340), cheap e-marketing class (0), cheap e-marketing classes (0), online e-marketing class (0), small business marketing (1,630,000), marketing courses for small business (9), and free marketing tips (55,700).

Before I incorporate them into my meta tag, I conduct a Google search and note the number of results. Based on the results (in the brackets beside the keywords above), I know what tags to use. That is where Google search comes in handy. After that, I just Google “meta tags” to help write the code.

Voila! You are done.

I hope you find this article useful for your business. If you have used this method, I’d be interested to hear from you. A little constructive criticism every now and then would be good - especially in this field.

If you found this entry by searching the keywords, don’t be disappointed; there is such course which I am promoting. Just click here.

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