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Search Engine Optimization - February 2008

Using controversy in your articles

February 19th 2008 01:22
Using controversy as a vehicle to create interest in your unique article content is one way to *stir the pot*, attract traffic and be entertaining…

However, if the high majority of your articles are all controversy-position-taking, it will be difficult for you to maintain a level of credibility over the long haul.

Nine (9) Article Writing Tips To Consider When Using Controversy:

1. Credibility is always more important than any short-lived traffic spike.

2. Certain topical areas do not lend themselves to controversy at all.

3. Do not go overboard when using controversy by stretching the truth or taking below-the-belt pot-shots at others.


4. Never insert controversy for controversy sake alone. Your ideas must stand alone apart from your controversial statements.

5. It’s not necessary to attack another human or be *personal* in your controversy! You can be provocative in your ideas or the broader picture rather than making it personal.

6. Dispute the facts, dispute the premise, dispute the issues and provide arguments for your reasons. You can do this WITHOUT discrediting the person who originated the idea that you are taking issue with. Think respectful disagreement.

7. Keep in mind that we don’t take risks on content…so if your controversial article attacks another human, slanders or defames against an individual or against another brand or organization, we may not be able to accept that type of content.

8. For the record, we don’t seek articles or authors who primarily invoke controversy as their primary way of expressing themselves. However, a little controversy peppered in without attacking another human or organization directly may be ok.


9. Highly controversial articles are better NOT syndicated. Instead, put them on your website only.

Your thoughts on the use of controversy in article content?

This article was written by Chris Knight. If you wan to see what others have to say regarding this topic just click this link to visit the original article.
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Press Release: Juricks2Web

February 18th 2008 02:17
Juricks2web.com, a web design and development company, has uploaded it’s sample website as a part of it’s soft launching promotion. Jurick2web.com is owned and operated by real-life sweethearts Julievive and Erickson which by the way is currently expecting their very first baby.

After 3 years of working as a web developer, Erickson decided to start his own business in collaboration with friends whose specialties lie in SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and web hosting.

Erickson says, “I want to own my hours that’s why I decided to establish this collaborative effort.” Jurick2web has considered themselves expert in the areas of website design (web 2.0 concepts), web programming (web 2.0 programming style), site template, PSD slicing to XHTML/CSS coding, corporate identity, logos, advertise banners, design advise and consultation, search engine optimization and web hosting. .

“In terms of web development, our specialty lies in the hottest trend that has hit the industry, web 2.0. Expect glassy buttons and stylish SEO friendly designs from us”, Julievive said.

Stylish, cost-efficient and SEO friendly are the assests their clients have been banking on. Although, their website may have been uploaded only recently, Juricks2Web has already been working with clients from the US, Canada, Denmark, Nevada and Switzerland.

Visit www.juricks2web.com for more information.
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Your First Google

February 13th 2008 06:16
Google has this ubiquitous presence in our everyday internet lives. I not only Google almost every question I need to ask but my line of work forces Google to be a big part of my everyday living. And I might as well say, that Google helps me pay my bills.

Like I said, we Google almost everything, but can you still remember your first Google? What did you search for?

I was a big yahoo loyalist then. Everytime I search for something I do it on yahoo and, well, askjeeves also, now commonly known as ask. Back during my college days when research and thesis was almost the biggest happening in our little lives, my friend told me like, "Hey Zenia, you ought to try using Google than ask or yahoo. It gives more results."

I was like, "Oh, really??? You don't say?". I tried it that night, I forgot the term I was searching for, but then it took several tries before I really got the hang of Google. I was more used to yahoo and ask. Using Google then was stepping out of my comfort zone.

What was your first Google experience?

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Random thoughts

February 12th 2008 03:50
We recently uploaded the new lay-out for LazyAnimation and LazyMask websites. We used the css and div codes to make the site more search engine friendly and more presentable for our site visitors.

The update on LazyMask's web lay-out had pushed the site to rank number 5 in google SERPs (at least thats the last time I checked). *applause* LazyMask was kindda stuck in the 7th rank before, the team is so happy with the results we are seeing


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