Using the web for new business campaigns is a must for any business owner but often quite daunting if you don’t have the relevant experience and expertise.
Jane van Velsen is an online content writer and editor with a background in mainstream advertising and marketing spanning 18 years. This experience allows her easy management of online campaigns from article campaigns to social media campaigns. Currently Jane writes online and hard copy content for financial, property, women’s interest, travel & tourism and legal clients in the form of website content, blogs, ezines and articles. Eg: http://www.propertypathways.co.uk, http://www.fryheathspence.co.uk
Jane van Velsen is The Right Writer and will help you determine what is best needed for your new business development drive and to implement it correctly and efficiently as well as undertaking to provide unique, relevant content for online use.
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Yell Sites, are they hell sites or are Yell Sites well SEO’d websites
With everyone’s favourite local directory website now offering SEO and marketing for your website, does Yell really have a real world solution or is it style over substance? In this article I will show you what is needed to SEO any webpage, so you can decide. Now let’s be clear about the definition of SEO before we begin. SEO is not marketing and SEO is not copywriting. The only purpose of applying SEO is to increase where your listing appears in Google. Copywriting and Marketing are there to help convert visitors to customers. While it is true that copy can be written that will convert visitors to customers, and will rank well on Google, it is important to decide which is more important for any given page. Is the primary focus to increase visibility on a Search engine on Google or to make use of the natural traffic you already…
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