Breaking News, Editorials and Newsworthy Articles
The following are examples of articles that can be used for people's websites. They're are breaking news articles--editorials on news that just broke the day the editorials are written. Articles like these are great for blogs and RSS feeds, especially if you want to regularly keep people up-to-date on important topics. They're also really good for submitting to article sites. When you read these articles, you'll see a small bio at the end of each. This is where you can put a link to your website, like I did. Then, people can visit your website after reading your article--instant web traffic!
- New Citigroup Cramdown Deal - Will it Stem the Rising Tide of Foreclosures?
- Home Loan Delinquencies Break Records Again
- Government Announces Two New Programs Aimed at Unfreezing Credit Markets
- Home Prices Are Still Rapidly Declining
- Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Suspending Foreclosures
- FDIC Aggressively Presses Government to Help Borrowers Facing Foreclosure
- Existing-home Sales Rise - is there light at the end of the tunnel?
- Updates on the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Streamlined Modification Program
- Citigroup Inc. Reaches Out to Troubled Homeowners Facing Foreclosure
- Another Government Foreclosure Plan Announced
What is RSS and what's a blog?
RSS (Rich Site Summary) is a format for syndicating news and other regularly changing content. A RSS feed can have regular web pages, images, audio files and even videos. Blog is actually a term for "Web Log". It was originally designed to be sort of an online diary. But it started gaining in popularity for other uses when people found out how effective it is at boosting search engine rankings on their websites. Blogs have since remained a hot item and extremely useful for breaking news, press releases and other content that site owners want to post in order to make people aware of who they are and what they do.
Regularly posting to blogs and RSS feeds is a great way to help boost your search engine rankings--where your site appears on search engine result pages (SERPs). Search engines can easily spider and index blogs and RSS feeds, which means they'll gather more links to pages on your website. This will greatly increase the probability that your site appears in search engine results in prominent places--maybe even on the first page near the top. Just be sure to put plenty of links back to your website on your blog and RSS postings.
Do you need editorials or articles for your website or to submit to articles sites? Contact me to find out how I can help you generate interesting web content to help you attract valuable web traffic.