Category Archives: Web Content

How to Make Your FAQ Section More Engaging for Users

FAQs are a staple of websites – they help answer common questions quickly and reduce customer support requests. But if your FAQ section feels like a long, impersonal list, visitors may skim past it or leave your site looking for … Continue reading →

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Phrases That Instantly Make Writing Sound AI-Generated

AI doesn’t just generate content – it generates patterns. Readers are getting better at spotting those patterns, not because they can reliably detect AI, but because certain phrases now feel generic, cautious, or strangely familiar. This post isn’t anti-AI. It’s … Continue reading →

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Signs Your Website Content Is Too Focused on Keyword Targeting

“Ask David” Question: “How can I tell if my website content is over-optimized for keywords, or if it’s actually useful for visitors?” Short answer If your content sounds unnatural, repeats the same phrases, or feels written for search engines instead … Continue reading →

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Do I have to keep adding content for SEO?

“Ask David” Question: “I’ve launched my website and have been focusing on SEO. Do I have to keep adding new content constantly to maintain my search engine ranking and traffic?” Quick Take: No – you don’t have to publish new … Continue reading →

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Make Your Website Content Skimmable: Boost Engagement and User Experience

Users rarely read every word on a webpage. Instead, they scan and skim content to quickly find the information they need. If your website content isn’t easy to skim, visitors might get frustrated and leave – fast. That’s why skimmable … Continue reading →

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Should you capitalize every word in your blog titles? Here’s what actually works best

When it comes to blog post titles, how you write them matters more than you think.It’s not just about what your headline says – it’s how it looks. One of the most overlooked questions in content strategy is: Should I … Continue reading →

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Is the Em Dash (aka Long Dash) a Red Flag for AI Writing Now?

Note: This is the one post where I’m continuing to use the em dash — just to show everyone how pretty it is! No, I’m not a robot :-) I’ve always liked using the em dash – some may call … Continue reading →

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10 Expert Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Content

Want your blog to rank higher and attract more readers? These 10 expert tips will help you write SEO-friendly content that gets noticed by both search engines and your audience. 1. Start with Keyword Research Use tools like Google Keyword … Continue reading →

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Why Adding a Specific Year in Your Blog Post Titles (Like “Best Website Builder in 2025”) Boosts Your SEO

“Should I add the year in blog post titles or keep them evergreen?” In our previous post, we explored the power of evergreen content – articles designed to stay relevant and valuable long after they’re published. Evergreen posts are fantastic … Continue reading →

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How to Write a Great Blog Post That Ranks on Google?

Introduction: What Makes a Blog Post Great? Writing a great blog post involves more than just good writing – it’s about creating valuable, well-structured, and SEO-friendly content that solves your readers’ problems. Whether you’re blogging for business, content marketing, or … Continue reading →

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