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The importance of quality web content

July 18, 2022
CirclewoodAdmin
Blog Content, Communications, Professional Writing, Web Content

The written components of your website are crucial for helping customers find your brand online and understand what you do. Your website might be attractive, but high-quality web content will ensure it’s effective, searchable and consistent with your brand messaging.  Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) Web content plays a significant role in search engine optimization.  When thinking of SEO, adding keywords and phrases to your web content might come to mind. Some businesses try to cram as many keywords and phrases…

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Tips for writing good business blog content

April 12, 2022
CirclewoodAdmin
Blog Content

Writing a blog for your business has several benefits. It allows you to connect with your customers and gain recognition with potential customers that haven’t heard about your business yet. Business blog content also increases organic search engine results and provides original content to post on your social media channels. Where do you start? What makes a good blog post? Consider the audience You’re writing blog articles to attract and engage your target audience. First, think about your typical customer…

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What should I write about on my business blog?

March 2, 2022
CirclewoodAdmin
General

A blog on your website plays a significant role in successful content marketing. Engaging and well-informed blog content can help your website rank higher in search engine results and drive web traffic. In addition, it can be repurposed in an email campaign or used to draw traffic from your social media channels. Not sure what to write about? We have some ideas. Tell your story Every business is unique and has a story to tell. Your blog articles can share…

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