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Ebook and Technical Writing
EBOOK
We do eBook writing on a number of subjects (except of course illegal stuff in the lines of Bomb-making for Dummies) including recipe books (just because they are very in-demand).
Anything you can think of can be a topic for an eBook, from DIY, recipe compilations, How-To's, what-is-this-new-technology-about, previews, pamphlets, media kits, and short stories, novels or poetry. (How-to's and compilations of stuff that requires an extensive amount of research are something that we specialize in.)
LGO offers best SEO services in the Philippines and has writers experienced and skilled enough to handle both technical and copywriting while still knowing creative writing. We know how to engage readers and keep them glued to the pages. Let us know what we can do for you.
TECHNICAL WRITING
LGO's technical writers are all capable of translating complicated procedures, concepts, and jargons into a more comprehensible form (basically, we could translate stuff in English) for a general audience. But that's not to say we can't handle the usual technical documentation meant for expert readers. We totally can.
We have a highly-capable team of writers, all of whom are subject-matter experts (e.g. electronics, medicine, technology, manufacturing, etc.). This makes us confident in offering technical writing services on a wide range of specialized topics.
We're still undecided whether we will try our hand at term papers and book reports just because, you know, assignments should be done by students. But otherwise, we do all kinds of technical writing:
Trade secrets are safe with us. NDAs are standard procedure for LGO.
We do eBook writing on a number of subjects (except of course illegal stuff in the lines of Bomb-making for Dummies) including recipe books (just because they are very in-demand).
Anything you can think of can be a topic for an eBook, from DIY, recipe compilations, How-To's, what-is-this-new-technology-about, previews, pamphlets, media kits, and short stories, novels or poetry. (How-to's and compilations of stuff that requires an extensive amount of research are something that we specialize in.)
LGO offers best SEO services in the Philippines and has writers experienced and skilled enough to handle both technical and copywriting while still knowing creative writing. We know how to engage readers and keep them glued to the pages. Let us know what we can do for you.
TECHNICAL WRITING
LGO's technical writers are all capable of translating complicated procedures, concepts, and jargons into a more comprehensible form (basically, we could translate stuff in English) for a general audience. But that's not to say we can't handle the usual technical documentation meant for expert readers. We totally can.
We have a highly-capable team of writers, all of whom are subject-matter experts (e.g. electronics, medicine, technology, manufacturing, etc.). This makes us confident in offering technical writing services on a wide range of specialized topics.
We're still undecided whether we will try our hand at term papers and book reports just because, you know, assignments should be done by students. But otherwise, we do all kinds of technical writing:
- Reports
- proposals
- case studies
- consumer guide and instruction manuals
- documentation
- specifications
- marketing communication (B2B)
- FAQs
- troubleshooting or repair guides
- learning materials
- terms and conditions
- disclaimers
- white papers
Trade secrets are safe with us. NDAs are standard procedure for LGO.
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Finding a good SEO partner
Forbes.com contributor Joshua Steimle wrote an excellent article, 4 Tips For Hiring The Right SEO Firm, that might help those in need of this service cut through the fog that shrouds the overly crowded SEO industry. It is, perhaps, the ultimate irony that anyone searching the Internet for a company that can help them become more visible on the Internet, can easily experience confusion and information overload.
My company has used several SEO firms over the years. Some I would recommend and others I would not. Here are two that have certainly proven themselves.
Boostability. After interviewing Boostability’s CEO, and writing an article about the company, I was impressed enough to sign up as a client. Not having used them for very long, it’s hard to say what the long-term results will be, but their attention to detail and service levels have been stellar. Also, they seem to understand my business. For example, my rep is helping me extend the reach of my writing beyond Forbes.com, which is a good thing for a writer. So far, so good.
Mabbly. After using Mabbly for a while, I saw a relatively quick positive impact. What I like about Mabbly is the fact that they will work without a long-term contract. Also, they have a start-up package that is pretty reasonably priced.
Whichever SEO vendors you select and how choose no matter how you find them, go forward with this strategy as soon as you can.
Do not be a dinosaur. Be a teenager and learn to play the game, grow with it and, eventually, you will become proficient in no time at all.
The rules of social media change all the time. The plan that works one year might flop the next. The past year is no exception, as some creative marketers created campaigns that cemented the importance of some rules, and even changed our thinking about others.
Here are the best social media marketing tips to consider from 2013.
1. The Old-Fashioned Guilt Trip
After fighting the #firstworldproblems hashtag in 2012, Water is Life returned in 2013 with a new campaign daring New Yorkers to drink some of the city's most polluted water. The campaign, timed to coincide with World Water Day, was a bit of a guilt trip, but was highly effective. After filming New Yorkers' reaction shots to the 10 dispensing locations, they compiled them into a video about the project.
2. Make Em Laugh
Some fast-food social media campaigns backfired in recent years, either because of poor execution or because people just weren't buying their claims. Wendy's went for the funny bone instead with #PretzelLoveStories, a series of videos in which user tweets were turned into mini-telenovelas. No one criticized because they were too busy laughing!
3. Use Thumbnails
Display ads with graphics do better than those without" the same holds true for YouTube videos. Splasheo founder, Gideon Shalwick, creates a catchy thumbnail for every video he posts. He uses expressive photos, clear copy, and other thumbnail optimization tips to grab our attention and get more views than his counterparts.
4. Prepare for the Worst
Since people play a big role in social media, businesses have relatively little control over their campaigns. Durex learned this the hard way when its SOS Campaign was marred by pranksters who voted ultra-conservative Batman, Turkey, the city most in need of rush delivery service for condoms. The company immediately pulled the campaign.
5. Cater to Content Aggregators
Ever since the fall of Digg and Delicious, naysayers have been predicting the end of content aggregation sites. They claim that readers have more loyalty to specific sites and are not looking for aggregators or RSS readers to collect the content for them " hence the shutdown of Google Reader. However, others, like social media expert Drew Hendricks, predict that these sites will only get more important in the years to come. How do you cater to content aggregators? Try out new sites as they start generating buzz. If something clicks, add a social share button to your blog. Encourage your readers to share your content with a CTA.
6. Be Careful What You Wish For
Customer feedback is always great, almost. In 2013, numerous corporations launched Q&A campaigns to increase customer engagement. The results were disastrous, especially for companies that had been battling negative press. In one case, the comments were so snarky (earning the title of Snarkpocalypse) that JP Morgan had to pull the campaign hours after launching it.
7. Give the Power Away
Social media has provided a way for people to share original content with friends and family around the world. Nikon took advantage of this by giving their cameras to SXSW attendees and letting them record the musical performances. The resulting photos and videos generated 166 million social impressions, proving that sometimes, trusting customers with your message can pay off big time.
8. Leverage Social Media Search Tools
Search engines continue to be valuable, so we shouldn't be surprised that social media platforms have built their own. According to Cynthia Sanchez, writer and Pinterest expert, tools like Graph Search on Facebook and Twitter's advanced search can help you identify the potential audience on each channel, or even whether there's an audience to identify.
9. Get Everyone Involved
In order to keep your blog kicking and your social curation interesting, get everyone involved. In their 2013 eBook Creating a Content Machine, HubSpot explains the power of giving the ownership of your online success to all of your employees. They maintain monthly quotas for each department to contribute blog posts, which are then shared out through their highly-engaged-with social media outlets.
10. Connect to Timely Stories
A well-timed campaign about a hot topic can make a big impact. In 2013, as the Supreme Court was hearing cases involving marriage equality, the Human Rights Campaign changed its blue-and-yellow logo to red and pink. Within 24 hours, the logo had generated 10 million page views, and over time the HRC attracted thousands of new Facebook and Twitter followers. And don't get me started on that Oreo Super Bowl tweet.
11. Be Visual
Arment Dietrich CEO, Gini Dietrich, says, Sixty-five percent of human beings are visual learners. That means they'd rather look at pictures or watch videos than read text. This means that a motorcycle lawyer should supplement his blog about biking laws with the occasional photo or video. A selfie on a Harley would add a little humor to an otherwise dry post about the law.
12. Don’t Ignore Google+
Although experts never seem to agree on the next big thing in social media, there's one thing everyone is talking about: the importance of Google+. Long considered the wasteland of social sites, it's been picking up over the past year – whether people really want it to or not. As Google's social network becomes more intertwined with their search, those who fail to jump on the bandwagon will likely be left in the dust. At a minimum, be sure to claim your business listing and add authorship to your company's blog. To get the full benefits of Google+, however, become an active contributor to grow your following, and be sure to add authorship to all of your guest contributions.
To keep up with the ever-changing world of social media, keep these top-ranked tips in mind and develop your social media presence in a novel, ground-breaking way!
Remember, these rules can become your most effective weapons to avoid becoming extinct.
About LGO
Logicgateone Corporation is a full service SEO company based in Subic Bay, Philippines that specializes in organic Search Engine Optimization.
My company has used several SEO firms over the years. Some I would recommend and others I would not. Here are two that have certainly proven themselves.
Boostability. After interviewing Boostability’s CEO, and writing an article about the company, I was impressed enough to sign up as a client. Not having used them for very long, it’s hard to say what the long-term results will be, but their attention to detail and service levels have been stellar. Also, they seem to understand my business. For example, my rep is helping me extend the reach of my writing beyond Forbes.com, which is a good thing for a writer. So far, so good.
Mabbly. After using Mabbly for a while, I saw a relatively quick positive impact. What I like about Mabbly is the fact that they will work without a long-term contract. Also, they have a start-up package that is pretty reasonably priced.
Whichever SEO vendors you select and how choose no matter how you find them, go forward with this strategy as soon as you can.
Do not be a dinosaur. Be a teenager and learn to play the game, grow with it and, eventually, you will become proficient in no time at all.
The rules of social media change all the time. The plan that works one year might flop the next. The past year is no exception, as some creative marketers created campaigns that cemented the importance of some rules, and even changed our thinking about others.
Here are the best social media marketing tips to consider from 2013.
1. The Old-Fashioned Guilt Trip
After fighting the #firstworldproblems hashtag in 2012, Water is Life returned in 2013 with a new campaign daring New Yorkers to drink some of the city's most polluted water. The campaign, timed to coincide with World Water Day, was a bit of a guilt trip, but was highly effective. After filming New Yorkers' reaction shots to the 10 dispensing locations, they compiled them into a video about the project.
2. Make Em Laugh
Some fast-food social media campaigns backfired in recent years, either because of poor execution or because people just weren't buying their claims. Wendy's went for the funny bone instead with #PretzelLoveStories, a series of videos in which user tweets were turned into mini-telenovelas. No one criticized because they were too busy laughing!
3. Use Thumbnails
Display ads with graphics do better than those without" the same holds true for YouTube videos. Splasheo founder, Gideon Shalwick, creates a catchy thumbnail for every video he posts. He uses expressive photos, clear copy, and other thumbnail optimization tips to grab our attention and get more views than his counterparts.
4. Prepare for the Worst
Since people play a big role in social media, businesses have relatively little control over their campaigns. Durex learned this the hard way when its SOS Campaign was marred by pranksters who voted ultra-conservative Batman, Turkey, the city most in need of rush delivery service for condoms. The company immediately pulled the campaign.
5. Cater to Content Aggregators
Ever since the fall of Digg and Delicious, naysayers have been predicting the end of content aggregation sites. They claim that readers have more loyalty to specific sites and are not looking for aggregators or RSS readers to collect the content for them " hence the shutdown of Google Reader. However, others, like social media expert Drew Hendricks, predict that these sites will only get more important in the years to come. How do you cater to content aggregators? Try out new sites as they start generating buzz. If something clicks, add a social share button to your blog. Encourage your readers to share your content with a CTA.
6. Be Careful What You Wish For
Customer feedback is always great, almost. In 2013, numerous corporations launched Q&A campaigns to increase customer engagement. The results were disastrous, especially for companies that had been battling negative press. In one case, the comments were so snarky (earning the title of Snarkpocalypse) that JP Morgan had to pull the campaign hours after launching it.
7. Give the Power Away
Social media has provided a way for people to share original content with friends and family around the world. Nikon took advantage of this by giving their cameras to SXSW attendees and letting them record the musical performances. The resulting photos and videos generated 166 million social impressions, proving that sometimes, trusting customers with your message can pay off big time.
8. Leverage Social Media Search Tools
Search engines continue to be valuable, so we shouldn't be surprised that social media platforms have built their own. According to Cynthia Sanchez, writer and Pinterest expert, tools like Graph Search on Facebook and Twitter's advanced search can help you identify the potential audience on each channel, or even whether there's an audience to identify.
9. Get Everyone Involved
In order to keep your blog kicking and your social curation interesting, get everyone involved. In their 2013 eBook Creating a Content Machine, HubSpot explains the power of giving the ownership of your online success to all of your employees. They maintain monthly quotas for each department to contribute blog posts, which are then shared out through their highly-engaged-with social media outlets.
10. Connect to Timely Stories
A well-timed campaign about a hot topic can make a big impact. In 2013, as the Supreme Court was hearing cases involving marriage equality, the Human Rights Campaign changed its blue-and-yellow logo to red and pink. Within 24 hours, the logo had generated 10 million page views, and over time the HRC attracted thousands of new Facebook and Twitter followers. And don't get me started on that Oreo Super Bowl tweet.
11. Be Visual
Arment Dietrich CEO, Gini Dietrich, says, Sixty-five percent of human beings are visual learners. That means they'd rather look at pictures or watch videos than read text. This means that a motorcycle lawyer should supplement his blog about biking laws with the occasional photo or video. A selfie on a Harley would add a little humor to an otherwise dry post about the law.
12. Don’t Ignore Google+
Although experts never seem to agree on the next big thing in social media, there's one thing everyone is talking about: the importance of Google+. Long considered the wasteland of social sites, it's been picking up over the past year – whether people really want it to or not. As Google's social network becomes more intertwined with their search, those who fail to jump on the bandwagon will likely be left in the dust. At a minimum, be sure to claim your business listing and add authorship to your company's blog. To get the full benefits of Google+, however, become an active contributor to grow your following, and be sure to add authorship to all of your guest contributions.
To keep up with the ever-changing world of social media, keep these top-ranked tips in mind and develop your social media presence in a novel, ground-breaking way!
Remember, these rules can become your most effective weapons to avoid becoming extinct.
About LGO
Logicgateone Corporation is a full service SEO company based in Subic Bay, Philippines that specializes in organic Search Engine Optimization.
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Creative Marketing
MORE THAN DESIGN.
LGO is seriously good when it comes to technical stuff but we're also about creative juices. We provide presentations, either virtual or physical, media kit, videos, themes, business cards, and even infographics, which are growing popular. Viral marketing ideas can also be arranged.
You can avail of our services individually or we can arrange a whole package depending on your needs. Consult us (Free!).
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Technical Support
MORE THAN TECH HELP.
Anything amiss with a computer unit is enough to ruin anyone’s day so we can totally relate to how this translates in the business scale. LogicGateOne Corp., a top SEO Outsourcing Company that also offers affordable web services in Subic Bay, Philippines can be your resident IT personnel who is only one call away (no, really).
If something malfunctions, just give us a ring. And while we’re at it, we could teach you some tips to take care of your devices, too.
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Optimized Content Writing
The heart and soul of any SEO campaign. This is where we put the most effort and time, in crafting proper articles, not spewing out rehash versions of the most viewed 'for dummies' or '101's that have been spun for countless times. LGO knows more than anyone how strict search engines (Google, et al) get these days when it comes to original content and spammy ones, you could easily get booted out of the top results if you get flagged for even just one lame article.
Ever since the Panda update of 2011, webmasters have scrambled to cope with the duplicate content plague as Google announced it will penalize websites sporting content that's not unique or have excessive number of keywords -- so stuffed with keywords that the article doesn't even make sense anymore.
Bookmarking is an important part of quality link building. It's the perfect way to save the links without having to store the bulky webpages themselves to access it easily next time (kinda like how you would bookmark pages of a physical book to mark where you left off). Online (or offline) bookmarking tools enables you to edit descriptions, like filenames, or add tags to make them easy to search (a strong factor for this to be added in SEO strategies). You can also share it to others and add comments or ratings to other's bookmarks.
For original quality pieces that does not necessarily required optimization, see our Articles service in Content Writing section.
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Sample Promotional Video Advertisement by Logicgateone Corporation
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