Content spinning is the practice of reworking online articles to create variants of the same content that search engines see as unique. This article explains how to do it.

Is the term ‘copywriter’ becoming less useful in the age of content mills? Do we need a new way to differentiate ‘content creation’ from ‘content consultancy’?

What could Alan Titchmarsh or Monty Don teach students of SEO? Quite a lot, as it turns out – great SEOaks from tiny acorns grow. Read on to learn about the parallels between cultivating plants and cultivating links.

The value of SEO and specialist online copywriting is often questioned. But the nature of the online experience means that particular approaches are required if commercial benefits are to be realised.

The future of search marketing depends on Google’s ability to sift through the spam, in social media and elsewhere. Louis Venter of Mediavision looks in to his crystal ball.

Your user’s online journey begins long before they arrive at your site, and continues after they leave. Here are some ideas for planning and optimising your user’s path to purchasing.

Current search marketing practices, such as article marketing, are clearly unsustainable. But how will search evolve in the future?

Content mills offer copywriting clients the option of low-price, rapidly produced text. However, there are many vital service aspects they’ll miss out on.

It’s easy to get over-involved in the cut and thrust of SEO, forgetting that the real aim is to generate new business.