Get It Right The First Time!
Website writing needs to be concise, clear, and compelling. Research consistently shows that most people quickly skim over text, searching for information that's relevant, interesting, and matches what they're looking for.
If you don't get your content right from the start, you risk search engines indexing incorrect information. Depending on their crawl frequency, corrections could take considerable time to appear in search results.
Don't Lose Your Visitors
Studies show that if visitors can't find what they're looking for within 15 seconds, they'll likely return to search engine results and try a different site. Your content must be immediately accessible and scannable.
Help Is At Hand
We work closely with our clients during content preparation to ensure everything is search engine friendly, user-focused, and professionally presented.
Professional Proofreading
All text on websites we produce undergoes thorough checking for typos, spelling errors, and grammatical mistakes. We'll correct any issues to ensure your content is polished and professional.
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Do's - Best Practices for Web Writing
- Make a plan - Outline your content structure before you start writing to ensure logical flow and comprehensive coverage.
- Understand your audience - Research and identify your target readers' needs, questions, and pain points.
- Create original content - Write unique, authentic content that reflects your brand voice and expertise.
- Keep it concise - Use short paragraphs (2-4 sentences) that are easy to scan and digest on any device.
- Use descriptive subheadings - Break up content with clear H2 and H3 headings that help readers navigate your page.
- Add photo captions - Brief, descriptive captions improve accessibility and engagement with visual content.
- Utilize lists effectively - Bullet points and numbered lists make information scannable and memorable.
- Maintain consistent formatting - Use the same format throughout for dates (25/01/2050), times (17:00), and other recurring elements.
- Update content regularly - Keep information current to maintain search rankings and user trust.
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Don'ts - Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Avoid overly complicated language - Use clear, accessible words that everyone can understand. Write for clarity, not to impress.
- Never pad your text - Every word should serve a purpose. Cut unnecessary phrases and filler content ruthlessly.
- Don't write long paragraphs - Large blocks of text intimidate readers and reduce engagement. Keep paragraphs short and focused.
- Avoid keyword stuffing - Using the same keyword excessively in a block of text harms readability and SEO rankings. Write naturally for humans first.
- Don't underline text - Reserve underlining exclusively for hyperlinks to avoid confusing visitors about what's clickable.
- Never plagiarize content - Copying text from other websites or using copyrighted material without permission is illegal and will severely damage your search engine rankings.
- This prohibition applies to text, images, videos, and all other content types.
- Always create and use your own original materials or properly licensed content.
- Avoid vague time references - Terms like "last Monday" or "recently" become inaccurate immediately.
❌ Incorrect Example:
"We held our general meeting last Monday."
This becomes inaccurate the following week.
✓ Correct Alternative:
"We held our general meeting on Monday, 1 December, 2025."
❌ Incorrect Example:
"We have been trading for 20 years."
This becomes inaccurate the following year.
✓ Correct Alternative:
"We have been trading since 2005."
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