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Twitter Stops Feeding The Google Monster

 

Google feeling rejected like a jilted lover? There was a time when every company wanted to hook up with Google on whatever project they could. Google seemed invincible, a juggernaut.

But, with Facebook challenging Google for being the website with the most traffic, there seems to be a chink in Google’s armor and they are no longer everyone’s darling.

Google still has more hits, but FaceBook owns people’s time. People spend hours on FaceBook while only a few seconds on Google as they do a search.

Everyone in the Internet Marketing and SEO world seemed to be always looking for what might be the “Google Killer” and several up and comers had that title given to them prematurely only to find out they were not the Google Killer everyone thought they were.

Image via CrunchBase

Image via CrunchBase

 Most also thought that a new search engine would be that Google Killer. But, maybe not. Maybe it’s faceBook. Maybe it’s Twitter, maybe it’s something else entirely. Or maybe Google is still invincible.

What are your predictions and thoughts?

Indian Wedding Photographer New York

As an article writer, can you write on any topic? How about if it is about another culture? Do you think the article you write will appeal to the people that will read it even if you start out knowing nothing about the culture or the topic?

The example here is the topic, “Indian Wedding Photographer New York”. How long do you think it would take you to research the topic, find the right keywords to attract the correct audience, and write a 500 word+ article? What do you think the charge should be for that time?

Sometimes people don’t know how much work goes into writing an article. Here at Article Content Provider, we write that article for $30 and we do the keyword research and get the article to you the next day.

Call 512-322-9566 to ask any questions you have about our article writing services.

Article Submissions: Just The Begining For Your Original Content

Once your 100% original content article has been written and submitted to article submission websites by Curved Marketing, your article content can continue to be used in other forms!

Since the content in your article is all original and you own it, you have many options to continuously increase traffic flow, exposure for your website, and sales. Just like the green-trends, we like to encourage our customers to reuse and recycle.

When it comes to increasing the traffic flow of a website, Google Knol Page’s are a great option! Unlike article submission websites, Google Knol Pages allow us to use proper anchor text to link key phrases to pages within your website. These pages also rank well in the search engines which will increase traffic to your Google Knol Pages and website.

Another technique that can be used to increase traffic flow are Squidoo Lenses. Along with increasing your traffic and credibility, this easy option allows for more creative touches as well.

With Squidoo Lens Pages you are able to add multiple links, pictures, videos, stories, key phrases, and more!

Submitting articles to forums AKA message boards will help spark conversation among users. The positive of sparking conversations on a forum is the interaction you can have with strangers and potentially leading people to your website. Search engine spiders often crawl through forums which can increase your rankings as well.

The point I’m trying to make here is that many customers are surprised when learning their article content can be used in other forms. If you have the ability to use original content that you’ve already paid for in other methods to only increase your traffic, exposure for your website, and sales; why not put it to use?

Know Your Ends: Having a Performance Goal for blogging

The best blogs are written when the author is passionate about the subject and wants to share their knowledge as well as gain feedback from readers.

The author can throw a well-written post into the blogosphere and simply fuhget-abawwt-it (that was a reference to The Sopranos, folks) and nothing will ever come of it. Two things must happen for the post to be successful: the blog should inspire comments from readers, and the author must continue the spark of interaction.

So the blog is written and the author must now wait (or hope) for a comment. Finally, someone responds with a completely different opinion, and there’s the spark! The author should take into consideration that reader’s viewpoint, analyze his previous beliefs, and respond accordingly.

Even if you’re passionate about your topic, when blogging, not being a complete expert in your topic could actually benefit you. The new questions and ideas suggested by your readers may change your perspective and add to your knowledge.

Affiliating with other blogs in your industry can allow an already established network of followers to find their way to your site.

By knowing your ends and having a performance goal in mind, you can discover the best means to write interesting, thought-provoking posts that engage your audience to make a personal connection with you.

Student Interns: The Real World Experience

As new interns at Curved Marketing, Shannon and I are quickly learning the importance of kinesthetic learning. Hi, I’m Kayla and I’m the newest intern at Curved Marketing and although I’ve only been here for a day, I can clearly see how the projects here pertain to in-class material. And to think, all this learning actually serves a purpose!

When I first walked into the office this morning, everyone was busy with their individual tasks, yet they dropped what they were doing to welcome me and make me feel at home. To start off the day, I learned how to evaluate article submissions through an article submission website. We quickly had to evaluate the articles based on relevance, format, and content and decide if the submission was accurate.

In school, we are required to write term papers and stay focused on the course topics while maintaining the reader’s attention. I felt that the skills that we have consistently learned during our scholastic careers have prepared me to analyze the articles effectively through the perspectives of both a student and a professional writer. This connection between two different mindsets answers the question that students have when struggling to get through a long school day: How does all this learning apply to me?

The learning styles in classrooms are primarily visual and auditory. Whereas here, the third type of learning style, kinesthetic, is utilized in order to apply the classroom material that was learned to relevant situations. It’s no longer about memorizing a bunch of facts; it’s about putting what you know into action. And that’s what the whole internship experience is about, right?

At the office, we’ve been thrown into the action with no field experience, and I feel I will benefit greatly because my skills are becoming more rounded with the experience. I just wonder what kind of professional I will become as I acquire more experience before I walk the stage at graduation.