There\u2019s a lot of stuff out there on the internet. Most of the articles and blogs repeat each other with a slightly different spin. Not bad, but\u2026<\/p>\n
Just about all Houston copywriters are guilty of predictable writing at one time or another.<\/p>\n
The latest Google algorithms give a lot of weight to original writing. The internet is evolving, and the objective is to provide the searcher with fresh, new content, not your take on restating something else that is already out there. If you\u2019ve noticed when you search and click on the results, many of the webpages say the same thing.<\/p>\n
Who wants to read the same piece of information over and over and over again?<\/p>\n
Tell me something I didn\u2019t know already.<\/p>\n
Original content brings additional value to visitors. Value means that you are giving the reader something he or she can use. Namely, you give them what they are looking for at that particular moment.<\/p>\n
Consider a search on Siberian Huskies in Texas. You\u2019re looking for whether this artic breed can withstand Texas\u2019 hot summers. You think it would be important when considering getting a Siberian Husky.<\/p>\n
You type in Siberian Husky Texas in your browser and click on the first result of your search. Thanks for stopping by our page.<\/strong> As their name implies, Siberian Husky dogs were originally developed in Siberia to pull sleds. They are active, strong dogs. Siberian Huskies are interesting dogs because they seldom bark. They communicate with each other, and with you, by low howling.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Now, would you call this original? It\u2019s the same information in a different presentation format. Are you finding what you are looking for?<\/p>\n No.<\/p>\n So how do you write original content? Or more importantly, how do you find a topic so you can create unduplicated content?<\/p>\n
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\nIt\u2019s not what you wanted, so you go on to the next result.<\/p>\n