Client Projects
Late last night, I sent in another draft for an article to one of my clients. Today I really, truly, absolutely must catch up for my other active client for articles.
Weebly on Google
As well, I had published a very short blog entry about the Firestick Cactus back on Feb. 27, to test how well it would come out in Google searches. "Why 'Firestick Cactus'?", I hear you ask. My articles on this subject, hosted by Environmental Graffiti and Suite 101, have ruled the top-10 Google results for many months.
Today is the first time my Weebly entry was indexed and reported. The Canadian Google result was #11, and the American Google result was #12.
Again, this was only a test for Weebly's standing in Google's estimation. The Weebly blog article was fairly short, so it is not surprising it did not make the top 10. However, it does support my theory that good SEO in a low-competition keyword category can rise to the top. I certainly do not believe that Google likes me personally.
Today my writing will focus on my two active client projects.
For the one, there is one chapter of his book that he wants to be able to use as a stand-alone article. He gave useful and valid feedback, so that is my first mission.
Yesterday I edited a couple of draft articles for the other client. The biggest piece of work there will be expanding one topic into a set of five articles.
Since I started the Wordpress site yesterday, I need to organize my daily and weely priorities and make time to enter blogs there as well.
Mike DeHaan
I have feedback from my two active clients, so I need to continue working on the articles and book for them.
Yesterday I posted a quick article about the Firestick Cactus here. Today I need to "publicize" it, or rather bookmark it where most people will not "stumble upon" or "digg" the reference. Later this article's SERP (Search Engine Results Page) data will be compared to my prior search-leading articles. That should indicate whether I have a future in writing articles in niche blogs rather than being tied to article sites.
I will attend a meeting today to initiate a Wordpress project for a new client.
All these tasks have high priority and high urgency. Unfortunately they keep me away from pursuing new articles.
This was the first time I have pulled a "nearly all-night" session to catch up on the one client's book. I think that I have retained some critical editing ability despite the lack of sleep.