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Creating Quality Web Content

Description:

One of the biggest complaints of web marketers is creating quality content. This article addresses a few ways to do that.

Content:

We live in a sea of information. And information overload is an increasingly common complaint. Part of the complaint arises because we get hit with different headlines that point to the same content. So we waste time on things that have no added value. Bummer.

When you email your list or put up content on your site, and assuming you want to generate loyalty, it's necessary that you have content others haven't seen a dozen times elsewhere.

If this makes sense to you, here are some ideas you can use to EASILY generate fresh content with a minimal amount of time and effort for any home based business.

First of all, think about a subject in which you are interested. Let's say it's horticulture. Now if you're not aware of it, let me put you in the picture. Most people do web searches from Google's home page and stop there. Not at all creative. Not at all digging for information from which to develop original content.

So let's go exploring...

1 - Google has lots of tools besides just web searches. They let you check the news. (http://news.google.com) As of this writing, there are 1,680 news items listed by Google on the word horticulture. Bet you could easily do a summary of some of these articles and create your own content. But let's not stop there.

2 - Google also has "groups." (http://groups.google.com/) These are folks who like to discuss *your* subject. So now you can go even farther. Look up horticulture in their groups. Now this information is potentially gold. Why? Because you can see what it is about horticulture that lots of folks are interested in.

Think you might be able to do a little research and come up with a free or even a for-profit report that gives them what they want?

Check out Google's other tools, too. You can even get research info from universities through Google. Start here: http://www.google.com/intl/en/options/

3 - Next method: Do this search (keeping in the punctuation as written):

+horticulture +free +filetype:pdf

As of this writing, Google shows 196,000 hits for this query. What you get here are free downloads in pdf format about your subject.

Now you can't simply copy and use it as your own information. You have to create your writing in your own words. But there's no law that says you can't summarize what you find in other people's works. To make the point, you could even call your work something like: "Survey Report: Latest from the Horticulture Front!"

4 - Go to Alexa.com. Do a search on your subject, in this example, horticulture. It provides the exact same results as Google because it's powered by Google. So why bother, right? Wrong. Because Alexa *does* provide value added information.

When you do the search, you don't want to click the link that takes you to the listed site. Instead you want to follow the link that says "Site info." When you do this, you'll find a section called: "People who visit this page also visit." This can be very valuable because it potentially shows *what the marketplace is interested in.* This can enable you to tailor your information product to what people want.

But say, you are interested in starting a new online business and know you need to find a 'niche' market where people are passionately interested in the topic, enough to spend money. Look around you. What comes to mind? Your house, your car, your motorcycle, your furniture, your computer and your hobbies come to mind, don't they? Now delve deeper into each subject and before long you will have come up with a narrow niche market that could be gold mine. Do a search on Google for the keywords or keyword phrases and see what kind of competition each has and if not too terrible, go for it. You can also go to wordtracker.com to find additional keywords that will help you expand your search.

These are just some of the easy ways to branch out your explorations and find gold to weave into golden braids.

Happy searching...

Author: Dan Farrell

About Author:

Dan Farrell has been an online marketer for many years and is the author of "10 Essentials Steps To Online Wealth". These are the 10 most critical steps to building a money making home business. Learn To Start Home Based Business

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