Not only did I focus on increasing the already awesome quality of our niche website packages, but I also brought on some experts during the process to assist in the development of kick-ass services to help you succeed online.

Better Niche Website Packages

Taking almost a year of feedback and suggestions from our sales on Sitepoint.com, we managed to beef up our Niche Website Packages by adding previously known add-ons as standard features.  For example, our Niche Domination package priced at $327 USD now includes the PLR Ebook, Amazon Store and Video Gallery addons.

Wordpress Services

For those of you who are familiar with Wordpress you’re probably thinking, “why would I pay someone to install Wordpress for me when I can do it myself?”  My answer is simple – you’d be surprised to know that a great majority of people online, with or without websites, have no idea how to fully optimize Wordpress to ensure maximum performance.  We now have a Wordpress Services page, with 3 affordable Wordpress installation/optimization packages to choose from, giving you a solid foundation for your niche website or business.

Consultation Services

I’ve been providing consultation on keyword research and Wordpress for quite some time now, just previously it was by referral only.  After seeking the advice of my own mentors and support system, I’ve decided to open up my Online Consultation Services to the public.  Using some great technologies you can now speak with me one on one and watch my computer screen to see exactly what it is that I’m showing you and how I do it step by step.

Tutorials Section

I’ve always tried to provide great tutorials to my paying clients, combining video, audio and documentation.  After some consideration, I decided it would only be appropriate to  increase the value of my services by providing my clients – past, present and future – with an in depth archive of web tutorials covering all things Wordpress, marketing and design.

Other Stuff

Aside from the new and improved services, you can expect a killer freebies section jam-packed with reports, ebooks, courses, videos and software that will help you and your niche business conquer the search rankings.  As well, we are currently in the works of develping our own built-in marketplace in which we will be selling our infamous niche website packages.  No more success fees and third party crap – you’ll now be able to buy our pre-made unique packages directly from us and completely cut out the middle man.

To the future and beyond!

Cheers and Beers,

Elijah

I’m not going to write a whole blurb about how great our writing service is, but I do want to say this:

After weeks of development, research and time put in, the one thing we realized is that finding information online is easy.  Finding quality information is extremely hard – because there is so much garbage published everyday!

This is not to say that we are better or that other webmasters suck, but it’s simply saying that in this age of web-isms and socially driven environments, people still seem to be writing with the same style and techniques from 10 years ago – and it’s a shame to see that most haven’t caught on.  We are going to be putting an end to that.

What is Web 2.0 Content?

In all honesty, you are reading it!  Web 2.0 content is engaging, honest, humorous and most importantly – informative.  There’s no room for fluff in this day and age.  Every mother, daughter and brother owns a blog.  Everyone is publishing their thoughts and ideas on platforms like Twitter and Facebook.

We are no longer the underground.  Web 2.0 is mainstream.

Content publishers, regardless of your medium, need to step it up a notch and really ask themselves, “who is reading this?”  Think about your niche, your audience and why they are taking 5 minutes out of their day read your rants.

Is it because your content is geared towards stay-at-home single mothers?  Or is it because you write with a witty edge that the frat boys and gamers find entertaining.  Sure, SEO is very important – but when it comes to Web 2.0 it’s not the be all and end all of high quality, performance-driven content.

Do you want your content to be written by a journalism major who spends his weekends polishing his typewriter?  Or a successful blogger who has managed to break into a niche just by being his/or herself?  How about a rockstar site flipper who has built and sold websites in every conceivable niche market?

The answer should be right in front of you.

We are WordBoo.com.  We Are Different.  And You Should Be Too.

Cheers,

WordBoo.com

One great thing about freelance writing is that you learn about all kinds of topics that, under most normal circumstances, you wouldn’t have took the time to research and absorb.  One of our latest projects was a perfect example of this.  We did a Squidoo Lens for a client in the Dog Health Care niche – and being dog lovers helped make this project very enjoyable.

View the dog health care lens.

Internet safety is a huge issue with many parents today.  Not only is it hard for them to keep up with emerging tweets and technologies, but it’s near impossible for them to monitor what their children do online.  We recently wrote 20 articles and a Squidoo Lens for a Web Safety blog network. 

Click here to view their page.

Luckily for you we’ve decided to take the initiative!

Now there once was a time (before I was born) when the term “freelance” wasn’t exactly a parent-pleaser.  Most people just assumed you were lazy and refused to get a real job like everyone else.  In 2009, though many still don’t quite understand what the term actually means, I feel as if a new found respect has developed for those of us who prefer to breakdance to the beat of our own drum – or someone elses drum – as long as it sounds good!

In no particular order, here are my 10 Must Have Items For Every Rockstar Freelancer:

• A working laptop (PC or Mac)
• A copy of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
• A 12 year, single malt bottle of Scotch
• A comfortable pair of jogging pants or board shorts
• Peanut butter, jam and bread
• A whiteboard or something similar
• An autographed picture of “Sugar” Ray Leonard
• A Twitter panic button
• An Internet connection

Please feel free to ask any questions pertaining to the items I have listed above.  As I have given this topic much thought, explaining my choices won’t be difficult at all.

What are your 10  must have Rockstar Freelancer items?  Post them below or trackback from your blog.

Cheers,

WordBoo.com

Yes, we are planning for WordBoo.com to become the epitome of what a web 2.0 article writing service should be like, but in all fairness, the design and aesthetic functions of our client environment (the website) are just as important.

As we’re getting ready to go live and launch our worldwide marketing madness, we’re heavily analyzing the following factors:

• Branding presence
• Website usability
• Navigation scheme
• On site linking structure
• Awesomeness
• Payment integration
• Content clarity
• Keyword density

As this might sound like gibberish to some of you, it’s really not all that different from building a house.  For example, you could compare the navigation scheme of a website or blog to the floor plan and placement of appliances in your home.  I think it would be safe to say that one wouldn’t build a house with the kitchen on the upper floor, the dining room in the basement and the bedrooms by the front door.  That would just be plain silly!

Equally with a website or blog, you wouldn’t put your main navigation in the footer, with all of your advertising off to one corner and your content opposite.  This would only promote confusion and an overall crappy conversion rate

All in all, we’re aiming to create a vibrant, easy to navigate environment that our clients can become familiar with.  We want the content to be organized with minimal distraction and engage the passerby’s at every opportunity possible.

Essentially, we’re creating a “home” for wordseekers!

Cheers,

WordBoo

We worked on a guitar niche blog network – and wanted our client to get some good rankings by harnessing the linking power of a targeted Squidoo Lens.  After finding a suitable url, we went ahead and published some unique, targeted content that linked back to the both of the guitar blogs giving it great leverage and boosting the indexing process.

View the guitar lens.

Article marketing is a great way to get traffic and back links to your web properties.  We were approached to do a single article that would be guaranteed to perform – and it sure did.  Their website now gets almost 500 unique visitors per month from the article and is ranked for some high traffic keywords.  That was a cool project!

Visit the article page.

We had the pleasure of writing out some great targeted content for a really cool strawberry niche site.  Along side content for the blog – we also wrote out content for a Squidoo lens as well as a couple of Ezine Article submissions.

Visit their website.