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Just wondering how many in this community cover both search engine optimization and copywriting? Personally I am grateful that I do possess talents in both fields.
#copywriter #seo
  • Profile picture of the author The Copy Nazi
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    Short answer - yes.
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    • Profile picture of the author Christina10
      I do SEO for my sites but copywriting, does that have to do something with blogs??? I don't know what does copywriting mean in terms of SEO.. :confused:
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  • Profile picture of the author Velant
    Originally Posted by Don Halbert View Post

    Just wondering how many in this community cover both search engine optimization and copywriting? Personally I am grateful that I do possess talents in both fields.
    I do both, but I don't do copywriting myself, I research profitable niches,
    then formulate tasks and hire quality copywriters to do the job for me.

    Content is indeed the KING, and it has to be great!
    So my firm beleive is Content is best to be left to professionals
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  • Profile picture of the author Ross James
    The major difference between copy and seo is - you could outsource seo for a lot less money than you could, say, outsource a good copywriter. So in reality if I needed seo, I'd just have someone else do it and then worry about finding the resources for the copy. seo is a pain in the ass for me.
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    • Profile picture of the author Alex Cohen
      With SEO, the search engines could change their algorithms overnight, and you're screwed.

      Also, with SEO, it's nearly impossible to write an effective direct response sales piece.

      A better idea is to buy traffic.

      Alex
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      • Profile picture of the author Ross James
        Originally Posted by Alex Cohen View Post

        With SEO, the search engines could change their algorithms overnight, and you're screwed.

        Also, with SEO, it's nearly impossible to write an effective direct response sales piece.

        A better idea is to buy traffic.

        Alex
        I think there was some guy talking about on-page SEO here and how using semantics/keywords in your writeup could serve well for on page SEO. If that's the case it changes the game because you'd be letting google know about your content / sales page without having to riddle your copy with keywords that don't fit.

        While I'm not an authority on SEO that's the rumor. I would rather buy the traffic like Alex said, it just fits into the "direct response" model but SEO has its place in IM for sure.

        Best,

        Ross
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        • Profile picture of the author Alex Cohen
          Originally Posted by Ross James View Post

          I think there was some guy talking about on-page SEO here and how using semantics/keywords in your writeup could serve well for on page SEO. If that's the case it changes the game because you'd be letting google know about your content / sales page without having to riddle your copy with keywords that don't fit.

          While I'm not an authority on SEO that's the rumor. I would rather buy the traffic like Alex said, it just fits into the "direct response" model but SEO has its place in IM for sure.

          Best,

          Ross
          Exactly what "place" does SEO have in IM? Selling magic bullet products on the subject to opportunity seekers?

          Alex
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  • Profile picture of the author Ross James
    Are you answering your own question Alex? Or are you asking me one?

    Best,

    Ross
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