SEO

Last week, I gained double the satisfaction when learning that one of my customer’s blogs had been accepted by Google for inclusion in their Google News service while also hearing that one of his closely related web sites had a remarkable SERP surge for an important key word. Although I didn’t take complete credit for the latter, I later remembered that I pulled out a couple of “SEO tricks” which likely helped fuel the change.

Going Above And Beyond

As a freelance writer, I like to give my customers a bonus — if I manage their blog, they’ll get well written, interesting, and concise articles, but I don’t leave them with just that. As a bonus, I’ll provide some SEO tools (e.g., link baiting) to bring in traffic. So far, I like my results and my customers are happy.

I don’t offer the name recognition that an A-lister like Danny Sullivan can offer or the breadth and depth of service that a search marketing firm such as aimClear can provide, but I have a niche and I am happy with it.

To that end, I have repurposed and renamed the blog that bears my name and am calling it MatthewKeegan | SEO. No, the SEO mavens need not fear that I’ll be encroaching on their territory, rather my customers will see it as a clear signal for what I already am offering to them — very good writing with an SEO bonus to boot.

Your Freebie For Stopping By

Of course, if you visit that ”other” blog at any time over the next few days, I have a freebie waiting there just for you. It is a limited time offer, one that might have already  expired by the time that you read this. So, please hurry on over right now and thanks for keeping tabs on me through this blog.