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Susanna K. Hutcheson, SEO Copywriter

Do you need an SEO copywriter who can get you a high ranking and lots of business too? Here's how to have both!

An article in DM News says that most search engine traffic comes from natural search listings and that these listings convert at a higher rate than paid listings.

If that's true, don't you want your site listed as high as possible?

Everyone knows how important high search engine rankings are. While you can certainly do business without them, it's awfully hard. And it's very expensive since you have to pay for listings.

While I can't guarantee to get you a high ranking, I have an excellent track record.

"I find your ability to raise a website presence in search engines probably understated! I had NO idea you specialized in Search Engine Optimization. You asked me questions to your satisfaction until you KNEW me and my service. Then, 110% of your focus is there to get my content rewritten and posted to my website. You stay on things to the point of tweaking and modifying until it’s going to be – well – perfect! Now I’m just in the process of getting results from what you’ve done."
--Pat Weber, CEO, Professional Strategies, Inc.

With millions of Web sites and lots of competition, you may never get in the top ten in any engine, especially the top engine. But with the help of good SEO copywriting your chances are much better. Even getting listed in the top thirty is great. Fact is, it's often better not to be number one. Sometimes being on the second or third page is better.

Contact me today about SEO copywriting. You need a good SEO copywriter who understands how to get high rankings. I can help you.

"This is great! I owe it to you and I thank you. You are gifted."

- Moe Javid, Sahar Saffron Company

Moe Javid was amazed that I got his Web site listed at and near the top of Google for his main keywords in about 1 week after simply writing two headlines and changing his first paragraph plus writing metatags for the site. That's just a part of my service. But an important part.

Writing sales copy that gets you high search engine rankings and then sells your stuff once the traffic gets there --- that's what I do? May I help you?




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SEO and SEO Copywriting --- Things You Should Know. Updated Regularly.

Great reading from SEO news, blogs and forums. Get it all here!

Make money from your website
31 Dec 1969 at 7:00pm
Article explains various ways of making money from your website.

Top 10 Costly Link Building Mistakes
31 Dec 1969 at 7:00pm
This article tells you about the most common of the costly link building mistakes many web masters make. Links from irrelevant sites and/or irrelevant anchor text, and links with the “nofollow” attribute are some of the mist common mistakes but they are not the only ones. Linking to sites with poor reputation, linking to good sites gone bad, image links (with or without ALT text) are also some common link building mistakes you should avoid.

10 Ways to Get Traffic for Free
31 Dec 1969 at 7:00pm
Top 10 Ways to Get Traffic for Free

How to get traffic from Facebook
31 Dec 1969 at 7:00pm
Facebook is the coolest social network and it can help you promote your business and get lots of traffic to your site. There are many ways in which you can harness the power of Facebook and some of them are the topic of this article.

How to get traffic from Twitter
31 Dec 1969 at 7:00pm
Twitter can drive you lots of traffic if you know how to use it to your advantage. This article will teach you what to do and what not to do, if you want Twitter to work for you.

HTML 5 and SEO
31 Dec 1969 at 7:00pm
Impact of HTML5 on SEO

SEO Careers during a Recession
31 Dec 1969 at 7:00pm
Explains what you can expect from your SEO Career during a recession

Bing Optimization
31 Dec 1969 at 7:00pm
This article deals with the differences in the algorithms used by Bing and Google.

Top 10 SEO Mistakes
31 Dec 1969 at 7:00pm
List of the 10 most common SEO Mistakes

Choosing SEO as Your Career
31 Dec 1969 at 7:00pm
The article deals with the advantages and disadvantages of choosing SEO as your career.

Chrome support for Greasemonkey
6 hours ago
Posted by Matt Cutts
Back in December, I happened to click on a Greasemonkey script in Chrome and was shocked that it just worked. At the time, I wrote a note within Google that said Whoa. I just clicked on a Greasemonkey script in the latest dev version of Chrome (4.0.266.0 on Linux). Chrome offered to install the GM script, [...]

Improving Arabic searches and talking more about ranking
2 Feb 2010 at 3:55pm
Posted by Matt Cutts
Moustafa Hammad and Mohamed Elhawary, a couple engineers in our search quality group, just did a nice post about improving Arabic language searches: Our algorithm employs rules of Arabic spelling and grammar along with signals from historical search data to decide when to leave out spaces between words or when to remove unnecessarily repeated letters. Now, [...]

Installing Android development environment on Ubuntu 9.04
30 Jan 2010 at 9:18pm
Posted by Matt Cutts
I wanted to play with writing Android apps on my home Linux computer, which is currently running Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope). These are mostly notes for myself, so don’t feel guilty if you skip this post. - Make sure your system is up-to-date: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade - Install Java sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk - [...]

Keep an eye on changing pages
25 Jan 2010 at 9:58pm
Posted by Matt Cutts
Google just launched a nice feature on Google Reader: the ability to keep an eye on pages for changes. This works even if the page doesn’t have its own RSS feed. This sort of thing is very handy. You could use it to spot new things on a privacy policy page or watch for changes [...]

PubCon 2009 talk: State of the Index
22 Jan 2010 at 4:34pm
Posted by Matt Cutts
If you followed @googlewmc on Twitter you would already know about this, but I recently recreated my “State of the Index” talk from PubCon in November 2009. Here’s the video of the talk below: And here are the slides if you’d like to follow along: The talk is almost half an hour, so I hope you enjoy [...]

Google earnings via YouTube webcast?
21 Jan 2010 at 4:40pm
Posted by Matt Cutts
Huh. This looks new. I headed over to investor.google.com to listen to the Google earnings call. Normally the webcast uses Windows Media Player or Real Player, but this time it looks like the earnings call is being hosted on a YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/GoogleIR instead. Cool. Go check it out if you want to listen along. Added: [...]

More info about synonyms at Google
19 Jan 2010 at 4:38pm
Posted by Matt Cutts
Steve Baker, an engineer in the search quality group at Google, just did a nice post about synonyms on the Google blog. A lot of people seem to think that Google only does simple-minded matching of the users’ keywords with words that we indexed. The truth is that Google does a lot more sophisticated stuff [...]

Follow @googlewmc on Twitter
18 Jan 2010 at 11:28am
Posted by Matt Cutts
Okay, we’re starting to release new webmaster videos. Normally you could follow me on Twitter to find out about each new video, but I’m on a Twitter diet until the end of January. So if you want to hear when new webmaster videos or webmaster blog posts come out, go follow @googlewmc on Twitter (that’s [...]

Ways to help Haiti
14 Jan 2010 at 2:08pm
Posted by Matt Cutts
Lots of people are thinking about ways to help Haiti after their horrible 7.0 earthquake. Google recently introduced a page with a large number of resources for the Haiti earthquake, including the ability to donate money. Also, a bunch of Googlers have worked to bring updated satellite imagery to Google Earth. You can also click to see [...]

Important blog post on Google blog
12 Jan 2010 at 7:22pm
Posted by Matt Cutts
This is an important blog post. Go read it from the source. Update: David Drummond from Google appears on CNBC to discuss the situation more. Also, Google just made it so that Gmail defaults to https. This means that even if you use a public wifi hotspot, you’ll have an encrypted tunnel for the communication between your [...]


 
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