MrRockman

lol - Im only on my third post so hopefully Im excused. @Dynx. I do have my own blog but its new and I'm tweaking the shop side of things before I start blogging. Will be happy to do a guest post for you on your blog. Just having a coffee before work at the moment but Ill PM you when I get back this evening.

Id happily contribute. Been doing a lot of content work recently and I realise more and more its pretty much as important (in some areas more) as the actual design itself. Anywho, back to the question in hand. If the problem is creating the content rather than the grammer etc then have a bash at this > Think of your top ten important points, and list them in order of importance. Then start with your most important point and write a few sentances describing it. Then do your second most important point. (Its a bit easier to write short snippets like this than a full on long piece of content) When you have done all ten (or however many you want) points you will have a fair bit of content that should naturally be search engine friendly without you having to concentrate too much. Then write a generic overview and use this as your intro. So your cotent structure would look like this. Generic Overview. Most important point. Second most important point. Third most important point. and so on and so on. If you give your generic overview a title with a H1 tag and your important points titles with H2 tags you should be left with good search engine friendly content. You can go a lot further into the seo of course but this is a good way to start. When you have finished go over it all to see how it reads and make natural wherever needed.

Hello All. Im Matt. Been a web designer for a fair few years and have reached a sort of sticking point. Been doing the same old stuff for some time and need to spruce myself up, get up to speed, upgrade the personal standards and prepare for my new venture as a solo businssman. (3rd time. I WILL get it right this time.) Got a baby on the way so Ive slowly been reducing the time spent with my other hobbies and getting full time into the web and seo side of things. Thats where my biggest potential lies - at least thats what I tell myself. Nice forum by the way. I used to do a lot of work on SMF and phpBB but its been a while and they seem a little primative to this. Fantastic. Great usability, easy on the balls (eyeballs of course)and so far rather fiendly. Looking forward to getting involved in some posts and design issues. Catch you all around. Matt