Houston, TX (January 27, 2010) — Newswire.net, Inc., www.Newswire.net a subsidiary of Extensions, Inc (OTC: EXTI) (www.ext.com), announces the launch of a new article writing service geared toward producing professional, journalist-quality search-engine optimized copy. Newswire has already made a name for itself in the field of news distribution. Newswire now provides a forum for independent journalists to share their stories with the world.
Newswire.net intends to organize and consolidate content from more than 13,000,000 independent journalists, bloggers, freelance writers, and videographers under a unified Newswire banner. The banner will leverage to become one of the most powerful, up-to-date search engine optimization tools on the web.
The success of an enterprise often depends on whether its website appears on the first or second page of search engine results. The ranking of a site, depends on the content of the text being searched on that site. Having the right text on a site can make the difference between no visits, and hundreds of visits, a day.
“In the world of Search Engine Optimization (SEO), content is king,” said Extensions, Inc. President, Jeff Black. “Now imagine having access to Newswire’s independent journalists to produce the content you need, when you need it. This is where Newswire’s new article writing service comes in handy. Not only will Newswire’s journalists create professional, well-written copy for your website, but they will prepare your articles and text with search engine optimization in mind.
The internet has become the central global marketplace for ideas, products, and services. Consumers and producers alike have come to depend on the world wide web to find the things they need and to sell what they have to offer. The link connecting the two groups remains the search engine, and the medium on which search engines depend for their rankings is the written word. By parsing through text, looking for and indexing keywords, search engines are able to take a query like “best articles on search optimization” and produce a ranked set of webpage results.
A website with well-placed keywords, relevant information, and high-quality writing is no longer a luxury: in the global marketplace of 2010 it is a necessity. By purchasing articles from Newswire, enterprises can be assured that their site will be on its way to the top of search engine rankings, rather than sinking to the bottom.
Newswire.net, Inc. plans to begin offering this innovative service immediately. More information about Newswire’s article writing service can be acquired at their website, http://www.newswire.net/submit-a-press-release.php.
About:
Extensions, Inc. is a revenue enhancement company leveraging its intellectual property with third party technologies, in creating new and increasing sales applications for its portfolio companies. The Company is headed by Jeff Black who founded and sold several successful internet companies, including Hotels.com and iAtlas, the first localized search engine. He holds six patents for emerging technologies he has developed. For more information please see http://www.EXT.com
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