A friend of mine has written articles for Community MX for a while now, and he mentioned to me that they’ve been looking for content writers. I’m contributing to the site, now, and they have posted my first article there.  It’s part 1 of a two part series about optimizing their pre-built site templates to make them more search friendly. Here’s a quick excerpt:

This two part article series discusses some of the basics of structuring a web site to help with Search Optimization, and then applies these optimization tactics to two different CommunityMX JumpStarts, Siberia and Stelvio Pass.

This is Part 1 of 2, and discusses the theory of search optimization, keyword research, buying a domain, and structuring a web site. Part 2 brings this theory and prep work into practice using some of Community MX’s excellent JumpStart templates. We’ll be including and editing little snippets of these JumpStarts in this article, but you’ll be best served if you download both of the JumpStarts now.

Take a moment and check it out. CommunityMX has a lot of resources, the membership’s pretty low cost, and, well, I’m not above driving traffic to the site to show them that my articles are worthwhile.