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SEO, RSS and social media rely on content - DirectNews

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Here's the important phrase in that article:
However, he warned that writing for the web is a different skill to writing for other mediums and relies on copy which appears to be inviting and easily digestible.

I started out as a magazine writer and writing for the web is very different. It's something many people don't understand. Your average web surfer isn't going to stick around and read a 2,000 article.
 
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