With that in mind, are their any particular tools or programs that you like to use and why. What approach do you take when it comes to writing text for a website?
Dave
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SEO Writing ToolsWebProWorld Discussion Forum - Full Feed
Posted: September 22nd, 2007, 3:35pm by crankydave
I a big fan of simply writing for SEO purposes naturally. But a valid point was brought up in another discussion. Not everyone subscribes to the same notion. Additionally, not everyone is a good writer. It simply does not come natural to them.
With that in mind, are their any particular tools or programs that you like to use and why. What approach do you take when it comes to writing text for a website?
Dave