31/01/2010 posted by IonLeap Comments (8)

Strategy-driven content writing

Content writing and management will always be the thing the search engines reward…

31/01/2010 posted by IonLeap Comments (2)

Does your blog writer speak Google-ese?

Great blog writer copy is what your prospects want, but it’s not enough. If your blog writer doesn’t speak the language of the search engines, you’ll never be found by your prospects.

27/01/2010 posted by IonLeap Comments (4)

3 reasons most content writing fails.

There simply aren’t any shortcuts to good content writing. But that doesn’t stop many companies from using off-shore writers for $4 per post.

25/01/2010 posted by IonLeap Comments (5)

Content writing. Not gimmicks.

Content writing that attempts to honestly and consistently build a good solution for consumers will be rewarded because it’s exactly what people are trying to find.

18/01/2010 posted by IonLeap Comments (3)

Blog writer team ranks you how high?

Our blog writer teams can get you much higher on Google organic rankings. It takes patience, commitment and regular content of real value to your readers.

15/01/2010 posted by IonLeap Comments (1)

Google = Human

Like a real human, the Google algorithm has a lot of old fashioned values.

10/01/2010 posted by IonLeap Comments (0)

Writing Blogs in 2010

While the changes may seem like they’re coming slowly, things will continue to move in the Internet and information industries that will affect how we create content for the web.

9/01/2010 posted by IonLeap Comments (0)

The Algorithm is Angry

Keeping the Google algorithm happy requires constant sacrifice. Ion Leap can help. We feed Google what it wants – content.

8/01/2010 posted by IonLeap Comments (0)

Building a web resource? Or renting a brand in Adwords?

If your entire search strategy is built around buying keywords, you’re not building a lasting, valuable brand. On the web, that means content, content, content.

5/01/2010 posted by IonLeap Comments (4)

No blog writer team? Poof. No permanent search presence.

Paying to show up on searches is temporary and doesn’t maximize your investment. No wonder so many people are more likely to click the links on the left side of the search results page.