SEO Copywriting

Copywriting can be an under-appreciated success factor in SEO. The content you write must not only target the keywords and topics your audience is searching for, but it must also satisfy their intent better than other pages, as well as being formatted and friendly to search engines.

SEO copywriting is a mix of keyword research, on-page SEO, formatting, and creativity. We've listed some of our favorite resources here, and below find the latest, most relevant posts.

Keyword Research: The Beginner's Guide to SEO : Copywriting starts with research. Understanding what your users are searching for is the key to success.

What Does it Mean to Write For SEO? : People sometimes mistakenly assume that writing for SEO means writing like a robot. Rand shows us this isn't the case at all!

Optimizing for Searcher Intent Explained in 7 Visuals : SEO copywriting means satisfying searcher intent, but how do you accomplish this? Never fear, loyal reader. Rand has you covered here too.

Illustrated Guide to Advanced On-Page Topic Targeting for SEO : Laying out your content in a clear, logical manner can greatly boost your efforts to communicate and rank higher.

10 Super Easy SEO Copywriting Tips for Improved Link Building : Cyrus Shepard's first post on the Moz Blog, this post delivers some super-simple tips on SEO Copywriting.

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