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Writing Machine launches new search engine optimisation copywriting service

 

 

Writing Machine has developed a new writing and editing service based upon the latest concepts of Search Engine Optimisation (SEO). Companies can now request copy that, whilst remaining engaging and interesting, actively drives visitors to their website.

 

 

Winchester, December 1st 2003
Writing Machine has launched a new SEO copywriting service. By understanding and harnessing the criteria by which search engines prioritise answers to search queries, Writing Machine can now deliver web copy that increases a website’s ranking in relevant search engine queries.

SEO copywriting is, therefore, a blend of techniques designed to optimise the copy for both the human and search engine readerships. In particular, they are techniques which ensure that all copy is:

  • Focussed on its purpose, audience and message
  • Interesting and highly readable
  • Scannable and concise
  • Keyword or keyphrase rich

“As the web becomes more sophisticated, so the role of expert copywriting is becoming much more critical, said Paul Ayling, MD of Writing Machine. “Instead of relying upon the so-called meta-information input by web developers, today’s search engines are increasingly analysing the actual content of the page to optimise the accuracy of their rankings. It means, quite simply, that if you want to optimise your ranking on engines such as Google, you have to ensure that your copy is written specifically to achieve that goal.”

 

If you would like to find out more about how Writing Machine can provide Search Engine Optimisation for your website – either with freshly written copy or by subediting your existing web pages – please click here.

 

 

 
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