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I Bought 20 SEO Optimized Articles. Is That Enough? � When some companies hire writers to create quality web content, it’s understandable how some of them may start a round of SEO content, finish it up and think the [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Feb 11, 2010 \| No Comments	As If You Needed Another Reason to Blog, Here Comes Real-Time Search From Google The world of online marketing is astir over Google’s recent unveiling of its real-time search function, which now ranks search results by relevancy and publication date. The odds are, despite [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Jan 28, 2010 \| 1 Comment
How To Get Quality Web Content When You Hire A Writer My name is Britt Reints, and I’m a professional guest blogger. Seriously. There’s a line on my resume that says “guest blogger”. That’s how I ended up posting here, as [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Jan 14, 2010 \| 1 Comment	Guest Blogging: The DIY Link Building Strategy One part of a strong SEO optimization plan is having a good link building strategy. If you’re going to rank well on a search engine, you need other people to [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Jan 12, 2010 \| 2 Comments
How (Not) To Purchase Links On A Personal Blog As a personal blogger, I’ve found myself the target of many link building strategies. Random companies or marketers will email me and ask if I’d like to place a text [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Dec 15, 2009 \| 2 Comments	3 Ways to Tell If Your Corporate Blog Is Working I began my “career” as a professional writer as a personal blogger. I use the term career lightly because when I started writing online, I wasn’t doing it for money. [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Dec 14, 2009 \| 1 Comment
Inviting Guest Bloggers to Contribute to Your Company Blog At ideaLaunch, we agree with Kipp Bodnar of Social Media B2B that having an army of bloggers is the best way to build hoards of great content and offer in-depth [...] Read more... Carolyn McKibbin \| Nov 20, 2009 \| 5 Comments	Questions from the Interwebs: Blog Frequency Whether it’s my own clients or random people that stalk find me on the Internet, I sometimes get asked for advice on blogging. Since I love the sound of my [...] Read more... Jen \| Sep 25, 2009 \| 1 Comment
Blog Round-up: You Get What You Pay For There was a common theme among blogs this week: you get what you pay for. Seth Godwin talks friction; “Friction rewards intent and creates scarcity,” (5/3). He also blogged later [...] Read more... idealaunch \| May 08, 2009 \| No Comments	Talking With Bob Pearson Of The Blog Council Uploaded by hyku on 9 May 08, 8.48AM EDT on Flickr. Bob Pearson, the former VP of Communities and Conversations at Dell, recently left Dell and is now President of the [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| May 05, 2009 \| No Comments

I Bought 20 SEO Optimized Articles. Is That Enough? � When some companies hire writers to create quality web content, it’s understandable how some of them may start a round of SEO content, finish it up and think the [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Feb 11, 2010 \| No Comments	As If You Needed Another Reason to Blog, Here Comes Real-Time Search From Google The world of online marketing is astir over Google’s recent unveiling of its real-time search function, which now ranks search results by relevancy and publication date. The odds are, despite [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Jan 28, 2010 \| 1 Comment
How To Get Quality Web Content When You Hire A Writer My name is Britt Reints, and I’m a professional guest blogger. Seriously. There’s a line on my resume that says “guest blogger”. That’s how I ended up posting here, as [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Jan 14, 2010 \| 1 Comment	Guest Blogging: The DIY Link Building Strategy One part of a strong SEO optimization plan is having a good link building strategy. If you’re going to rank well on a search engine, you need other people to [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Jan 12, 2010 \| 2 Comments
How (Not) To Purchase Links On A Personal Blog As a personal blogger, I’ve found myself the target of many link building strategies. Random companies or marketers will email me and ask if I’d like to place a text [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Dec 15, 2009 \| 2 Comments	3 Ways to Tell If Your Corporate Blog Is Working I began my “career” as a professional writer as a personal blogger. I use the term career lightly because when I started writing online, I wasn’t doing it for money. [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| Dec 14, 2009 \| 1 Comment
Inviting Guest Bloggers to Contribute to Your Company Blog At ideaLaunch, we agree with Kipp Bodnar of Social Media B2B that having an army of bloggers is the best way to build hoards of great content and offer in-depth [...] Read more... Carolyn McKibbin \| Nov 20, 2009 \| 5 Comments	Questions from the Interwebs: Blog Frequency Whether it’s my own clients or random people that stalk find me on the Internet, I sometimes get asked for advice on blogging. Since I love the sound of my [...] Read more... Jen \| Sep 25, 2009 \| 1 Comment
Blog Round-up: You Get What You Pay For There was a common theme among blogs this week: you get what you pay for. Seth Godwin talks friction; “Friction rewards intent and creates scarcity,” (5/3). He also blogged later [...] Read more... idealaunch \| May 08, 2009 \| No Comments	Talking With Bob Pearson Of The Blog Council Uploaded by hyku on 9 May 08, 8.48AM EDT on Flickr. Bob Pearson, the former VP of Communities and Conversations at Dell, recently left Dell and is now President of the [...] Read more... WriterAccess \| May 05, 2009 \| No Comments