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		<title>By: Dangerous Thinking &#187; An interesting view on an earlier post</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dangerous Thinking &#187; An interesting view on an earlier post</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Twitter pal and SEO Copywriter A Charlotte Riley took up my post Writing SEO Copy is Different and ran with it. Her views on writing for the Web are worth quoting, alone: Traditional media uses [...] </description>
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		<title>By: Charlotte</title>
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		<description>Hi David,

Good points! I agree that sometimes the clients can be too close to the advertising message they are trying to broadcast. It can make it difficult to take a step back, and instead flip it around to approach it from a &quot;this is what people want&quot; viewpoint. But, in the end, if you deliver the content/information site visitors are looking for, it&#039;s a more memorable experience.

Writing great SEO copy is very much its own discipline, as not only are there keyword phrases to consider, but let&#039;s toss in brand voice, keep in mind how people read on the Web,  and make it compelling to boot. Not always easy, but thoroughly rewarding when the result is a better user experience.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi David,</p>
<p>Good points! I agree that sometimes the clients can be too close to the advertising message they are trying to broadcast. It can make it difficult to take a step back, and instead flip it around to approach it from a &#8220;this is what people want&#8221; viewpoint. But, in the end, if you deliver the content/information site visitors are looking for, it&#8217;s a more memorable experience.</p>
<p>Writing great SEO copy is very much its own discipline, as not only are there keyword phrases to consider, but let&#8217;s toss in brand voice, keep in mind how people read on the Web,  and make it compelling to boot. Not always easy, but thoroughly rewarding when the result is a better user experience.</p>
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