Article Shelf Life Getting the Most Out of What You Write
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Article Shelf Life: Maximizing Longevity in Your Writing
Summary
Are you writing just for the moment, or are you aiming for maximum shelf life? Matt shares tips on how to ensure your articles remain relevant and impactful over time.Article Body
The internet is all about the here and now, constantly shifting as trends come and go. As a writer, delivering web content with enduring value is crucial for maintaining customer satisfaction and protecting your reputation. Here’s how you can craft content that stands the test of time.
Writing seasonal articles can be tricky, as their appeal often fades quickly. For instance, Valentine's Day content loses relevance after February. Instead, focus on the history or broader themes of the holiday, like love, which has universal, timeless appeal. Providing readers with engaging and meaningful content keeps your articles relevant year-round.
Avoid specific dates. Phrases like "here in December 2005" can quickly make your work feel outdated. This is especially challenging when discussing current events or trends. Articles on specific incidents may seem old news as time passes, but they can gain relevance again during similar future events. Writing about current occurrences is fine, but be ready for their interest to wane as the news cycle moves on.
Clients rarely ask about the shelf life of articles, but I ensure that each piece remains relevant for at least a year before needing an update. This is a reasonable timeframe given the rapid changes online. If updates are required, clients receive a brand-new article, not just a simple cut-and-paste job. Updates are charged at the same rate as fresh content.
Finally, I don’t guarantee an article’s effectiveness because its impact depends on what the customer does with it?"whether they place it in a newsletter, sell it, or put it on their website. While I strive to provide effective content, its ultimate success is shaped by how it’s used.
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