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Online Writing in 2020 & Beyond: 25 To-Dos & Not To-Dos
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During the first part of this century, nonfiction writers had it much easier than today.

Back then, SEO needs from writers were either non-existent or extremely minimal.

Fast forward to today and SEO is essential to writing, which presents a frustrating situation for modern writers who are not trained in SEO.

I’m not just talking about blog or article writers, but also PR, ad, social media, and product writers.

You get the point.

Writing under pressure is not smart

I felt this pressure around 2005 when I began working exclusively as an online writer with digital marketing teams and businesses.

SEO was new to me, and I had to revamp my thinking totally. This wasn’t that hard, considering I was always transforming as a writer.

I initially started writing fiction, then obituaries, then news stories, then blogs, and all other marketing material.

In the past 15 or so years, I have continued to transform as a writer with SEO in mind. I can’t do one without the other, though writing should always be first.

SEO guidelines are needed, but my agency still works with writers who know nada about SEO, so we have to add some extra steps to our strategy phase.

But we aren’t targeting an audience of content strategist here; instead, we’re talking to the writers or marketing heads who need to educate their writers into 2020 and beyond.

The following list is a hybrid of what I feel is most important from both a creative and SEO perspective to improve the quality of your online writing for today’s world.

The tips include thoughts on craft, on-page SEO, physical and mental training/practices, and managing time, among others.

Also, notice that there are 13 not to-dos, and 12 to-dos. It’s always the things we shouldn’t do as modern writers – and marketeers in general – that offer the largest rewards.

The Writing Not To-Dos

1. DON’T Copy Competitors

This is first because I see new and seasoned writers copy and rewrite content across every industry, from here in the world of digital marketing to motorcycles to finance to real estate to biohacking.

I had to let a few freelancers go throughout my career as both an agency owner and heading content efforts for other businesses and agencies.

Everyone’s strategy is going to be different and speak to a different audience.

If you sound like the competition, you can’t be original and produce value as a unique voice for yourself or the business.

When it comes to writing, the only time you should pay attention to your client’s competitors is for keyword rankings and top linking websites.

My agency reverse engineers the latter for clients and provide our freelance writers with the guidelines needed to create something that will rise above the proverbial noise.

And in regards to writing, there’s much noise in every industry.

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2. DON’T Avoid Keyword Research

The nonfiction writer’s life before keyword research was amazing.

When keyword research became part of my duties, I was frustrated.

But now it’s simply part of the writing, and I’ve become quite obsessed with it due to seeing what the keyword efforts – not crazy amounts of work anymore due to today’s tools – are capable of.

Except for the one- or two-off pieces we get requested for certain clients, most are under long-term campaigns.

As a result, keyword research is embedded in the content strategy, which is typically created for each upcoming quarter with room to change things based on the latest service/products or news-sensitive items.

For these campaign pieces – service pages, blogs, white papers, etc. – all keyword research is completed for each piece and handed off to the writers via SEO guidelines.

Many of our writers are not SEO experts, and we don’t need them to be. But we supply them with what’s required to optimize any piece completely.

3. DON’T Forget to Be Remarkable

Search Google for [Seth Godin Remarkable] and you’ll get 86,000 results.

He reiterates that the only way to dominate is to create a remarkable product or service – and remarkable marketing.

This also equates to creating remarkable written content.

When I’m training writers, I always say, “leave no word behind.” This is an essential adage for creating a piece of content that’s remarkable.

You must make every word count.

If something doesn’t make sense or add value (what is what many consider “fluff”), kill it and write something new, or rewrite the existing piece.

Put equal amounts of energy into every piece of writing, whether it’s a 160-character meta description, 2,500-word blog or 100-word product copy.

4. DON’T Forget to Focus on the Headline

Your headline is one of most – if not the most – important element of your writing.

Put as much time into creating your headline as you do into each piece of content.

This is nothing new to most, but always use a target keyword, and appeal to emotions.

Don’t make the headline an afterthought; give it the creative energy it deserves.

5. DON’T Be Inconsistent

For blogging campaigns, my agency keeps uploading schedules consistent.

If we are doing two blogs a week, they are scheduled the same times on the same days based on analytics of when that website typically gets its most traffic.

Writers should also thing this way.

Train yourself to write at the same time every day, and you’re mind/creativity will adapt – and quickly.

Words will flow smoother, and those who say they need to wait for a creative streak are just undisciplined.

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6. DON’T Procrastinate

Due to the world of whacko fiction writers and artists of the 20th century, many writers assume they must wait for those creative moments to arrive and start drafting when this creativity surfaces. Then, and only then.

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