I've been writing online earning sustainable income since 2005. In that time I've made a lot of mistakes and learned a lot about SEO (search engine optimization). A frequent question from those looking to write for pay is: do you write for SEO or to readers?
That's a rhetorical, somewhat presumptuous, question. The implication is that content written to attract search engines also lacks personality. That it's nobler to write to one's "passion" (an overused word I'm getting a little tired of) and mercenary to write so content can actually be found online. Because that's what it boils down to--findability. Read on Writing for the Web 101 Write for SEO or Readers? Both
Got a Secret, Can You Keep It? Swear This One You Will Save...
I have a secret. No need to lock it in your pocket, nor take it to the grave (Pretty Little Liars reference). I can't tell anyone, pinky promise, hope to die. But I'm about to bust. So I thought, why not take it to Bubblews and tantalize them? If I have to sit on it, might as well keep others in the agony of suspense. Husband is at work, so I can't tell him. Why I put this on my reader's garden blog is part of the secret. Have I enticed you yet? Got a Secret, Can You Keep It? Swear This One You Will Save...
Chinese New Year 2014 Books and Literature Based Activities
Chinese New Year 2014 begins January 31. It celebrates the year of the Rat. Here is a list of books and literature based activities. You'll find social studies, history, poetry, geography, writing, art, music, craft and food lessons. Chinese New Year Lesson Planner and Unit
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