Showing posts with label wordpress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wordpress. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 September 2009

Wordpress health blogging job still catches on

In DigitalPoint’s latest job openings, I saw a thread which he offers a long term job for those who will apply in him. He is expecting health related blog posts to his WordPress, and he has some keywords to provide on. Now that’s another SEO project to work on. He planned to pay us a high rate of $0.70 per 150 to 200 word posts and he wants to generate at least 10-20 blog posts on a daily basis. He wants to improve his SEO tactics and also his website’s traffic. If I can compute about this job like this:

10 blog posts a day x 30 days = $0.7 x 10 = $7 x 30 days = $210/month

20 blog posts a day x 30 days = $0.7 x 20 = $14 x 30 days = $420/month

I don’t know if this job in DigitalPoint is still open, but I’ve got to try it together with my SEO and other blogging jobs, my daily, weekly and monthly income are stable.

Sunday, 6 September 2009

WordPress better than Blogger in SEO?

Is it possible that WordPress is much better when it comes to SEO services than Google's Blogger. These two platform blogging websites are major competitors and rivals when it comes to blogging and SEO. Right now I'm using Blogger for this site, but I am also planning to try WordPress as well. I am really familiar to WordPress, especially during SEO services like content writing, directory submissions, social bookmarks and other things to hyper up the site and to become one of the top 25 search results in any search engine existing today.

I think maybe WP is good because there are so many templates compared to Blogger. They also have interesting plug-ins, but when it comes to Google Ads and other attachments, Blogger rules. One thing that Blogger needed is to create more unique templates to achieve satisfaction to customers, especially when it comes to SEO.

Wordpress installation service a plus?

Is it possible that whe you offer a WP installation service to clients in DigitalPoint, V7N, NamePros, WickedFire, NetBuilders and other freelance/webmaster forums.....A PLUS?

We'll I've checked on some of their threads about WordPress installation. But what features will you need for that?

* Fully indexed in search engines
* Free web template depending on niche
* Interesting and popular WP plug-ins
* Revenue and CPA ads like Google, Clickbank, etc.
* Bonus blog posts related to niche
* Bonus few SEO services (web directories, social bookmarks, etc.)

But what they need only is your name and current e-mail. It has an estimated range of prices from $5 to $20, depending on quality and enhancements.