Web Content Rx is a hands-on primer that shows anyone--even technical novices--how to write high-quality, keyword-laden, search engine optimized Web content. Based on the latest research on how people read the Web, it also includes numerous tips, tricks, and techniques on writing a blog, training, and creating an audio or video podcast. This must-have reference is for anyone working on the Web. Webmasters can avoid losing projects for lack of content. Business people can now create effective, readily understood Web content about their services or products. eBay sellers can create powerful online advertisements and photograph your products to maximize their appeal. Technical writers, and those who write for industry, will appreciate the extensive safety-related material. Whether you need to write simple text or technical material, Web Content Rx is the book for you. Specifically, you will * Examples of good and bad content.* Numerous methods and techniques for presenting your data.* Real-world techniques to create content that people will read.* Eleven appendices with the technical and esthetic material you need to produce the high quality content that your customers demand. Web Content Rx supports your professional needs by providing a writer's checklist; samples of a contract, HTML, and design; instructions for how to a estimate a job, establish an hourly rate, take pictures, and create a spam-proof e-mail address. This book is a toolbox, written by a professional content writer and Web geek. Let it help you get your high-quality content on the Web!
No-nonsense guide to making your web content work harder
A company’s website must generate revenue. If yours doesn’t, this basic book may help correct any problems. Wayne English, founder of a web content consultancy, presents the fundamentals of web writing, design, search engine optimization, podcasts and hypertext markup language (html), so you can make your site more usable, popular and – most importantly – profitable. While much of his information isn’t new, it is highly practical. English includes good sections on podcasts and digital photography, as well as handy pointers for creating email marketing campaigns. Surprisingly, though writing is an emphasis of this guide, it has an occasional typo and other minor grammatical hiccups. Those issues aside, getAbstract recommends it to novice web writers and fledgling webmasters, and to company leaders who want to maximize their firms’ web presence. Some of its tips could easily reimburse you for the cost of the book.