There is no such phrase as “could of” so why do so many people say and write it? The problem occurs when you shorten ‘could have’ to ‘could’ve’. Try saying it. It sounds like ‘could of’ doesn’t it? Those unfamiliar with the English language or even those who have just grown up saying it this … Read more
Every content creator wants to give their audience a valuable and informative experience. To do this requires research, writing skill and a commitment to creating engaging content using a mix of media available to you. However, on an incredibly competitive Internet, content creators cannot bring their efforts to a halt there. There are many methods … Read more
The English language can be incredibly complicated and to date the Oxford English Dictionary lists 171,476 words in common usage and 47,156 obsolete words. Furthermore, this by no means covers the whole of the English language, which is thought to consist of at least a quarter of a million words! Is it any wonder then, … Read more
A blog is always a great place to start when it comes to putting together regular, fresh content that keeps the readers coming back for more. The thing is, the average person surfing the web doesn’t want to have to pay to read good content and a recent study in the US seems to back … Read more
Ask content marketers and SEOs what they think will most impact upon their professions in 2013 and many will say without hesitation: Author Rank. But what exactly is this shadowy new metric rumoured to be making its way towards us, constantly slipping into conversations and popping up upon our screens? Introduction to Author Rank It is … Read more