Comments on: Write Every Post Like It’s Your Last http://www.terrytaysecrets.com/write-every-post-like-its-your-last/ The Random Ramblings of an Internet Network Marketer Thu, 21 Aug 2008 02:56:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: money-attraction http://www.terrytaysecrets.com/write-every-post-like-its-your-last/#comment-3179 money-attraction Mon, 23 Jun 2008 17:37:02 +0000 http://www.terrytaysecrets.com/?p=311#comment-3179 oh, a good idea. every blog is a new starting point. oh, a good idea. every blog is a new starting point.

]]> By: Terry Tay http://www.terrytaysecrets.com/write-every-post-like-its-your-last/#comment-2754 Terry Tay Tue, 06 May 2008 03:00:38 +0000 http://www.terrytaysecrets.com/?p=311#comment-2754 Yes writing it like it's your first or last! You know what I mean. Bottom line is put your heart and soul in writing a post and not just write for the sack of writing. ~Terry Yes writing it like it’s your first or last! You know what I mean.

Bottom line is put your heart and soul in writing a post and not just write for the sack of writing.

~Terry

]]> By: Pablo Savard http://www.terrytaysecrets.com/write-every-post-like-its-your-last/#comment-2753 Pablo Savard Tue, 06 May 2008 00:30:39 +0000 http://www.terrytaysecrets.com/?p=311#comment-2753 Hi Terry, This was nicely written. I totally agree with you, a lot of people running a blog should read this and learn from it. Regards, Hi Terry,

This was nicely written. I totally agree with you, a lot of people running a blog should read this and learn from it.

Regards,

]]> By: web hosting http://www.terrytaysecrets.com/write-every-post-like-its-your-last/#comment-2730 web hosting Sun, 04 May 2008 04:18:43 +0000 http://www.terrytaysecrets.com/?p=311#comment-2730 lol, why make last post everytime ? I will never going to stop !!! So according to me, write every post as if its your first !!! lol, why make last post everytime ?
I will never going to stop !!!

So according to me, write every post as if its your first !!!

]]> By: Conservatives and Normals http://www.terrytaysecrets.com/write-every-post-like-its-your-last/#comment-2639 Conservatives and Normals Wed, 30 Apr 2008 23:56:09 +0000 http://www.terrytaysecrets.com/?p=311#comment-2639 Good stuff Terry. I've been concerned about meeting the "deadline" I have set for myself when posting. I really just need to write insightful posts which will be more beneficial to my readers. Thank you for the reminder. Good stuff Terry. I’ve been concerned about meeting the “deadline” I have set for myself when posting. I really just need to write insightful posts which will be more beneficial to my readers. Thank you for the reminder.

]]> By: Frank C http://www.terrytaysecrets.com/write-every-post-like-its-your-last/#comment-2636 Frank C Wed, 30 Apr 2008 17:28:18 +0000 http://www.terrytaysecrets.com/?p=311#comment-2636 Did you know that your Adsense block is showing Public Service Ads? You might want to consider setting it up so that it shows an ad for one of your affiliate offers, like Atomic Blogging or SEO Book, instead of a PSA. You don't want to leave money at the table. I like the tips you gave. One important thing to remember is the audience you're writing for in your post. You almost have to write one way for regular subscribers and another to capture one time search visitors. You can do both in the same blog, I do this to some degree on my flagship blog, but even search engine bait posts should be of value to your regulars. Now, if you write a niche blog intended to optimize Adsense or Affiliate earnings, you should take an ad copy approach to writing where keywords are emphasized and overall creative quality is lower. Some might call it marketing fluff. You won't have regular visitors/subscribers but you will get money making one-time search visitors who'll click Adsense or visit your affiliate links. Did you know that your Adsense block is showing Public Service Ads? You might want to consider setting it up so that it shows an ad for one of your affiliate offers, like Atomic Blogging or SEO Book, instead of a PSA. You don’t want to leave money at the table.

I like the tips you gave. One important thing to remember is the audience you’re writing for in your post. You almost have to write one way for regular subscribers and another to capture one time search visitors. You can do both in the same blog, I do this to some degree on my flagship blog, but even search engine bait posts should be of value to your regulars.

Now, if you write a niche blog intended to optimize Adsense or Affiliate earnings, you should take an ad copy approach to writing where keywords are emphasized and overall creative quality is lower. Some might call it marketing fluff. You won’t have regular visitors/subscribers but you will get money making one-time search visitors who’ll click Adsense or visit your affiliate links.

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