Monthly Archives: January 2010
Online Plagiarism and The Importance of Original Content
One of the things that I find plagues the Internet is the sheer amount of plagiarized content that some web site developers think they can use to boost their search engine rankings without any real effort or investment. I can … Continue reading
Managing Freelance Writers
Let’s be honest. Sometimes, managing a team of freelance writers can be a lot like herding cats. You are often not aware of their schedules, they have commitments and make excuses that you have to accept as fact (I’m too … Continue reading
Search Engine Optimization: Keyword Placement
One of the mistakes that beginning SEO content writers often make is misinterpreting keyword placement and how they function in the entire piece of content. Indeed, permutations of a keyword phrase can be very valuable in increasing an article’s search … Continue reading
Working From Home – Is it as Great As People Think?
At Content Customs, some upper management and editors work from local offices to better serve our clients. However, the lifeblood of the company is work from home writers. When I first started working from home, many of my friends and … Continue reading
Generating Good Article Topics
One of the most frustrating aspects of developing a web site is generating good article topics. This often requires a great deal of research and thought. One of the temptations that I often struggle with is getting away from the … Continue reading

