“The most durable thing in writing is style, and style is the most valuable investment a writer can make with his time. It pays off slowly, your agent will sneer at it, your publisher will misunderstand it, and it will take people you have never heard of to convince them by slow degrees that the writer who puts his individual mark on the way he writes will always pay off.”
~ Raymond Chandler
The Best Writer on the Net!
Hello, everybody, and welcome to the show – the first one where I sit and spit a bit on SEO.
Content is compelling, so let me spread out what I learned. All the little lessons and those tricky corners turned.
I spent a while searching for some keywords that could fit, but couldn’t settle down. It was a labor I admit.
It wasn’t that there were any shortages of choice. I just wanted something I could slam with all my voice.
I thought of, “Writing it with style!” and even penned a pitted draft, but it’s in a crumpled corner ’cause it didn’t fit my craft.
I’m starting this post over, gonna pen another page, clear my throat and mop my brow, then walk onto the stage.
The keyword that I’m running with is cool you sure can bet. I’m gonna see if I can score “best writer on the net.”
If you think it cocky or perhaps a little bold, well I’m just trying to prove that this here keyword stuff is gold.
Like I said on Monday: this is a game, it should be fun. I’m going to take “best writer on the net” right up to number one.
Yes I’m being cheeky, but I’m also being frank. I know I need to figure the routine in Google’s rank.
People run to Google and that sure isn’t gonna stop. So when they’re there I hope they see these words up at the top.
Being the best writer on the net won’t help a bit. Not if I’m not writing while my keywords all are lit.
People go to Google when they’re searching for a salve – an answer to a question that they suddenly find they have.
Google is the overlord of our world’s internet. They use funky algorithms that I do not even get.
Its spiders crawl the keywords at the top of every page, then throughout the copy, ‘fore they crawl back to their cage.
The best writer on the net will have to spit intensity, molding his ideas around keyword density.
That means all the keywords that are spilled upon the page. It’s important that their usage isn’t stilted, odd or strange.
Clarity’s important, even when you’re writing words for bots. The best writer on the net should tie his SEO in knots.
Thank you all for sticking ’round and reading for a while, as I tried to talk all SEO while “writing it with style.”
That last line is left over from the old post’s silhouette. Before I tried to bulls-eye the “best writer on the net.”
Jamie wasn’t sure if SEO could count as art, but I think I can admit this day is off to a good start.
If you enjoyed this post then pretty please do not forget. Send a link right back here marked, “Best Writer on the Net!”
Writer Dad
Hope you enjoyed the first entry in the SEO Content series. Next week, we’ll be talking Dad, Dad, Dad. I can SEO for you too. I’m also the best ghostwriter on the net!
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