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Good research is key for good content – it adds credibility and, most importantly, value. Therefore, it’s vital to find trustworthy and interesting information from reliable sources online. Experts are especially great resources if you can effectively get the right information with good interviewing skills. 3. A good understanding of SEO Great content writers stay on top of SEO trends – after all, even the best content won’t be effective if readers can’t find it. It’s important to know how to craft SEO-friendly titles and descriptions, use keywords effectively and keep up with Google’s latest algorithm changes. 4. The ability to get focused Writing requires focus which can sometimes be hard to find. When it’s time to work, get rid of distractions and focus on one task at a time. Sometimes to get the ball rolling, you can start with a few smaller, easy-to-complete tasks before launching into your larger projects. 5. Time management Your clients have deadlines they have to meet. Delivering high quality content in a timely manner will show that you are not only professional, but also reliable. This means good time management is essential to help you realistically determine how many jobs you are able to accept and reject and deliver it on time. 6. Editing, editing and more editing A lot of writing is rewriting. First drafts are rarely perfect. Editing skills require patience, discipline and a good eye for detail. In addition to grammar, spelling and punctuation, look out for redundant points and overused words. And don’t be surprised if you spend more time editing than writing. 7. Staying in demand You may be an excellent writer, but if you don’t stay up-to-date with the latest trends, your job opportunities will be limited. Join writing and freelance communities, improve your online profiles, be comfortable with cold emailing, leverage different social platforms and market examples of your work. Maintaining an active presence on a few social platforms will not only make you more likely to get certain writing jobs, but you’ll also make valuable contacts. Clients are always looking to boost their reach so if you can offer to share content with your network, they will have an added incentive to hire you. There’s more to being a writer While it’s important for a content writer to have a flair for the written word, it’s only one piece of the puzzle. Research skills, SEO knowledge, adaptability and staying current are the ways to ensure that you continue to find success as a content writer. Take the time to continually develop these skills and you’ll find yourself able to craft the kind of content that’s both easy for readers to find, compelling to read and in demand.

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Good research is key for good content – it adds credibility and, most importantly, value. Therefore, it’s vital to find trustworthy and interesting information from reliable sources online. Experts are especially great resources if you can effectively get the right information with good interviewing skills. 3. A good understanding of SEO Great content writers stay on top of SEO trends – after all, even the best content won’t be effective if readers can’t find it. It’s important to know how to craft SEO-friendly titles and descriptions, use keywords effectively and keep up with Google’s latest algorithm changes. 4. The ability to get focused Writing requires focus which can sometimes be hard to find. When it’s time to work, get rid of distractions and focus on one task at a time. Sometimes to get the ball rolling, you can start with a few smaller, easy-to-complete tasks before launching into your larger projects. 5. Time management Your clients have deadlines they have to meet. Delivering high quality content in a timely manner will show that you are not only professional, but also reliable. This means good time management is essential to help you realistically determine how many jobs you are able to accept and reject and deliver it on time. 6. Editing, editing and more editing A lot of writing is rewriting. First drafts are rarely perfect. Editing skills require patience, discipline and a good eye for detail. In addition to grammar, spelling and punctuation, look out for redundant points and overused words. And don’t be surprised if you spend more time editing than writing. 7. Staying in demand You may be an excellent writer, but if you don’t stay up-to-date with the latest trends, your job opportunities will be limited. Join writing and freelance communities, improve your online profiles, be comfortable with cold emailing, leverage different social platforms and market examples of your work. Maintaining an active presence on a few social platforms will not only make you more likely to get certain writing jobs, but you’ll also make valuable contacts. Clients are always looking to boost their reach so if you can offer to share content with your network, they will have an added incentive to hire you. There’s more to being a writer While it’s important for a content writer to have a flair for the written word, it’s only one piece of the puzzle. Research skills, SEO knowledge, adaptability and staying current are the ways to ensure that you continue to find success as a content writer. Take the time to continually develop these skills and you’ll find yourself able to craft the kind of content that’s both easy for readers to find, compelling to read and in demand.

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Arts and CraftsBoost C++ LibrariesEditingEnglish SpellingInterviewingManagementResearchSEOWriting

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