Content Now
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This is a general question, I was wondering if anybody had used content now before, either for content writing or link building. I've had them mentioned to me by a manager but would like to hear the opinions of others too.
Has anybody used anything similar for creating content at all?
Thanks
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I would not use a third party company to write about products or services that I sell
You know you business well, and you know the in and outs of it better than anyone else
Just start a blog and keep posting something relavant everyday, soon you will have good rankings for it.
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