Article Writing

SEO Copywriting: How One Freelancer Handled Writing 115 SEO Articles in a Short Time Span

By ForeclosureBiz at 8 October, 2011, 12:00 am

Recently, I received an email from a frazzled SEO writer. She had a problem most freelance writers would love to have. She was swamped all of a sudden, having to write 115 SEO articles in a short amount of time. She needed help, so sent me the following email, saying in part:

The Conspirator Blu-ray Review

By onlineinquirer at 1 October, 2011, 12:00 am

As soon as I heard that Robert Redford was directing a film about the assassination of Abraham Lincoln I wanted to see it, more so than the long awaited Steven Spielberg biopic which has been put back yet again; this time until after November 2012′s Presidential elections ostensibly to avoid it becoming “political fodder” but more likely to maximise its Oscar potential for 2013.

Is Now a Good Time to Start an SEO Writing Career

By ForeclosureBiz at 30 September, 2011, 12:00 am

I’ve been a freelance writer since 1993. I started writing SEO content in 2007 – and it changed the course of my freelance career, not only as a writer, but it opened doors to two other lucrative income streams (self-publishing ebooks and affiliate/internet marketing).

Becoming a More Effective Writer in College

By tommygreene09 at 28 September, 2011, 12:00 am

One of the most valuable skills that a person can develop in the college setting is that of writing. This skill is going to be something that is stressed in college, because of its weight and importance in the real world.

3 Reasons You Shouldn’t Be Afraid to Freelance: In Fact It Could be Your Smartest Career Move Yet

By ForeclosureBiz at 27 September, 2011, 12:00 am

Except for about 18 months, I’ve been fully self-employed for the most part since 1997. I’ve worked mostly in the editorial industry as a freelance writer (editor, proofreader, copy editor, word processor).

SEO Writers: How to Prevent Your Writing Samples from Being Stolen When You Send Them to Prospects

By ForeclosureBiz at 22 September, 2011, 12:00 am

I’ve been a freelance writer since 1993 and started writing SEO content in 2007. Prospective clients request samples all the time, and it’s standard to send them out. I received a question from a new SEO writer about this when an incident of stolen content came up. This freelancer wrote:

How to Answer the “What Do You Charge for SEO Writing” Question to Land More Clients

By ForeclosureBiz at 21 September, 2011, 12:00 am

Many SEO writers, especially newbies, struggle with what to charge. And when clients question them about their rates, many are nervous about charging too much because they so desperately want to land the client.

Freelance and Ghost Writer Develops Articles and Web Content for Various Sites

By internetinc at 14 September, 2011, 12:00 am

I am a freelance and ghost writer who develops articles and web content for various sites. I have been writing in a paying capacity for more than three years, but I have been writing in a fictional aspect for more then 25 years and am currently working on my own personal projects, hopefully for publication.

Cass Blu-ray Review

By onlineinquirer at 14 September, 2011, 12:00 am

As a film about football and, in particular, football hooliganism I really wasn’t expecting to enjoy Cass very much; as a rule it would be the sort of low-budget, grubby British film that I would usually seek to avoid. Thankfully, it isn’t at all what I expected and in no way typical of its genre which is quite fitting as by all accounts Cass Pennant, on whose memoir it is based, has led a remarkable life.

Blogging has Swept Across the World

By artgib at 18 August, 2011, 12:00 am

A blog is a journal or dairy of sorts. It is broken down by entries or post in reverse chronological order. You can blog about anything from car repairs to your pregnancy. You can blog about politics, the neighbors, or even an emotional or traumatic experience in your life. The movie “Julie and Julia” that was based on a blog written about Julie’s experience of cooking her way through Julia Child’s French Cook Book. People enjoyed reading it, they passed the word to their friends and read it every day. It became a blog sensation. Cooking schools, cooking products and all things cooking companies began to advertise on the blog. Julie began to make money blogging.