Hi there, Let's say you're too busy to keep up with your blog. So you want to find someone to start writing your blog articles for you... Question: What search terms would you use on Google to find someone to do your blogging? Thanks ;-)
Bump... I'd really appreciate your help. Your search term suggestions could be longtail, if that's how you think about Googling stuff.
I'd try to find this someone in a forum just like this one. Instead of wondering what you need to google, why don't you post here (probably best on the BST section). You can also try other webmaster's forums that you visit. Finding the right terms to search in google will most probably mean that you'll find a place like this one anyway
Well, xlcho... I'm not actually looking for a writer to do this. I'm trying to write an article about how you can have someone write your blog posts for you. And I'm just trying to pick the right SEO terms to write in the article. So I still need to know what terms people would Google. Also, not every link on this topic goes to a forum. I want them to come to my client's site. Except that now that we're writing about finding a good blog writer so much in this forum, people probably will come in here for sure now! ;-) If so, I would say a good place to hire a blog writer would be here: http://CopyClique.com
My bad... I didn't understand your idea... Anyway, now that you've linked your site so many times in this thread and we're "writing about finding a good blog writer so much in this forum, people probably will come in here for sure now! ;-)", people might as well go to your site
Okay koala12 -- I guess you wouldn't Google to hire a blog ghostwriter, either. Well, since I'm the only blog ghostwriter who's on this thread, I'll invite web surfers to go here for a great freelance writer: http://copyclique.com CopyClique is the content and copywriting service I'm doing this SEO article research for. But I still wonder what search terms people will be finding *this* post by Googling.
You could just hire a writer from this forum, and schedule your blog posts for the future automatically, wordpress allows you to do that too, so you can kill two birds with one stone this way
Thanks MYCOOLGIFTIDEAS. But... Again: I do not need a blog writer. I started this thread simply to do my keyword homework before I write a batch of articles for someone. So everyone: PLEASE DON'T TELL ME A SHORTCUT TO FINDING A BLOG WRITER. I need to know what keywords you would Google. Period. Thanks ;-)
I would look on some of the online article sites and see what other people have used for keywords for THEIR articles on finding a blog writer. I know ezinearticles.com will show you keywords for articles if you click the ezine publisher link for every article. Hope that helps.