Internet content

Even though you may not have the time or desire to be social and develop relationships through social media, you still need to create an audience for your posts. Social media without an audience is like sex without a partner. It may be ...O.K., I think you can figure out the analogy. Minimum participation in social media means creating an audience through connections, friends, links or shares.

Orange County, California (May 2, 2011) – Brian Geary Consulting has announced a new Content Review Service. The service is targeted for businesses and professionals who write their own content but would benefit from a professional review of their work.

The Content Review Service debuts on May 3rd in recognition of the UN World Press Freedom Day. May 3rd marks the anniversary of the Declaration of Windhoek, which calls for free, independent, and pluralistic media worldwide. “Although World Press Freedom Day reminds us of the importance of a free press,” notes company spokesman Brian Geary, “ it also provides an opportunity to reflect on the responsibilities of anyone who publishes.”

The Content Review Service evaluates content for its suitability to the company's brand, image and goals. Content statements are reviewed to insure opinions and facts are appropriately identified. Veracity is assessed and misleading statements are identified. “Businesses that compose their own content must be careful not to exaggerate or misrepresent their products and services,” warns Geary. The Content Review Service allows businesses to check their work with a professional and objective set of eyes. “Together, we can insure that the content is honest and appropriate to the company's mission, market and objectives,” add Geary.

Revenue challenged businesses reluctant to invest in copywriting services will also benefit from the review service. “We are committed to helping businesses succeed in difficult economic times,” promises Geary, “and the Content Review Service is one more way we can help businesses promote their products and services at a minimum cost.”

Your business creates and receives content everyday.

Mail boxes, both postal and email, are filled with numerous wanted and unwanted messages. Correspondence is conducted with suppliers, customers, partners, affiliates, employees, vendors, government agencies, family, loved ones and not-so-loved ones. Telephone calls, texts, and old fashioned face-to-face conversation all contribute to the wealth of content we all produce and receive each day.

Creating original and compelling Internet content begins with realizing you are surrounded by it. You choose to use or dismiss every bit of it. Much of the content you receive is similar to the content we all receive. What you do with it, how you use it, or how you dispose of it is unique to you and the source of content you create. This is a value-added process. You create value by determining which content to discard and which content to keep. More value is created when you use the content you receive in a beneficial way.

Ask yourself, is this value-added content worth sharing? If it is of value to you it is probably of value to others. All you need to do is find the right audience to share it with.