The Olympic games were over, but Gavin Alaoen’s Tumblr blog still lingered, Ben Cohen pointed out in the WallStreet Journal. When gymnast McKayla Maroney, with her silver medal around her neck, stood on the Olympic podium looking “unimpressed.” Alboen photoshopped her being unimpressed by several other things – the moon landing, the American Revolution, and […]
“Healthy food choices are easy when you’ve got the right items on hand,” writes Erin O’Donnell in WebMD. “Healthy”, effective blog content writing is much the same way, as I like to stress in corporate blogging training sessions. The format for most of the article was Toss/Replace, with the author advising us what to toss […]
At Say It For You, we deal in blog content writing, not political rhetoric. Still, Karl Rove’s commentary on Mitt Romney’s campaign has several gems that apply to SEO marketing blogs. “Wednesday’s Gallup poll had President Barach Obama and Mitt Romney essentially tied,” Rove’s piece in the Wall Street Journal begins, adding that “Mr.Obama’s numbers […]
New CEO Marissa Mayer is making headlines at Yahoo, bringing over certain management techniques from her former employer (Google). As I read this story in the Wall Street Journal, I couldn’t help thinking about my own (teensy-tiny by comparison with Yahoo, of course) professional ghost blogging company in Indianapolis. At least four of the Mayer […]
On the flight home from my Pacific Northwest vacation, I tore out a page from my complimentary copy of American Way Magazine titled “Tips for Assistance When Your Flight Has Been Delayed or Canceled”. What did I like so much about this piece, and what elements can be incorporated into SEO marketing blogs? It […]
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