ChatterShot.com Tips for Content Writers

To maximize your sucess selling content to web buyers, you need to follow some simple styles guidelines. 

• Remember that web content is written not just for people, but for search engines.  Buyers want your content to increase the search engine rankings of their site as well human traffic.
• Most of the people who will read your content are looking for quick information could be distracted at any time by other content.
• You must write your content understanding that you do not know how it will look displayed on the customer's web site.  Follow the HTML guidelines below to ensure that your content will seemlessly display on web sites.
• It isn't just the content that is important, but how web visitors find it.  Pay attention to titles, subtitles, subject headings, and keywords, as these affect how people search for content and how the search engines will rank your articles.

Keep your content short and to the point.

Most content buyers aren't interested in a long dissertation on your subject.  A large number of short, keyword rich articles will earn you more money than a single long article thoroughly demonstrating your expertise.

Craft a good title, subtitle, and description

Buyers will find and choose to purchase your article based primarily on the title and description, so pur some effort into crafting them.

Develop a list of appropriate keywords and write to those keywords

Keywords are important for the search engine optimization (SEO) that motivates many content buyers, so choose the right keywords and be sure to incorporate those keywords throughout your content.

Organize your content by heading (H1 through H6) tags

H1 through H6 tags are part of the what is displayed to ChatterShot.com buyers when selecting content to purchase, so make good use of them.  They also affect how search engines will determine what is important in your content, and consequently, how useful your content is to buyers for SEO purposes.

Follow these HTML Guidelines:

• Group paragraphs using both opening and closing <p> tags
• Do not format your text with <span> or <div> Tags
• Avoid <font> tags unless absolutly necessary
• Do not add "style" attributes to your html tags

Limit formatting to the following tags:

• <h1> through <h6>
• <p> and <br /> for paragraphs and newlines
• <b> or <strong> for bold
• <i> or <em> for italic
• <code> for unformatted text
• <ul>, <ol>, and <li> tags for bulleted or numbered lists.