Blogging

Some writers seem to have a magical ability to make you lose track of time. Before you know it, you’ve read half a book, a whole mega-post, or a social media story. We explain what gives a piece of writing that kind of flow, and we show you some easy ways to put your own “spell” on your readers.

While there are certain things that tend to ring true for all copywriters, there are always nuances and unique elements to how things are done depending on the company—in this case, the Uhuru way, so to speak—and based on the individual in the role.

People are sharing more than ever. How do you make sure they’re sharing your super valuable content? The key is to understand how online visibility works, as well as learning how to optimize your content before it gets shared.

The problem with blogging is that it often very difficult to find new ideas and content for posts, especially when you’ve already written more than a hundred. You feel like you’ve already covered every part of your business and have answered all your readers’ questions. Today I want to list 5 tools that I use to find new ideas for my blogs; tools that have helped me not only finding the best ideas but also to optimize old published posts with new information.

An SEO strategy is used to help you determine what content you need to write about and what keywords the content will target. You can’t just write about a topic and expect people to find you. A strategy helps set you on the right path to Google discovery.