Blogging to Drive Traffic to your Website

Blogging if used properly in line with primary principles of SEO can be a great method to drive search traffic to your website. Each service you release on your blog can be a keyword rich page ready and waiting to be positioned at the top of Google for the keywords the blog article targets.

To ensure that you are on the correct path, begin writing. You should carry out the following 4 principles; this will assure that you get the most Search Engine keyword exposure.

First and foremost decide what to publish. Are you going to take pictures or videos? Will you publish a message based on theory or will it cover the actual proof or testing? Are you going to make it easy hearted or is it going to contain serious selective and statistical information? Regardless, think of how to structure it and build it magnetic for online linkerati. Links are essential for high Google ranking and SEO, for this reason, your article must be worthy of reference.

OK now you’ve had time to consider the ideas mentioned above, it is time to do a brief keyword search, after all, there’s little point in placing keywords that aren’t searched for. A great tool to utilize is Google keyword tool for this type of search, only enter a set phrase that’s relevant to what your blogging about. Examine the results and think back, the idea isn’t to focus on high density words, but the long tail low traffic key set of phrases.

When you’ve decided which keywords you want to include in your post, now apply them to your blog text. This offers a great On-Page Optimization pattern. Make certain the keywords are present in your title tag, use the headings in a good way, apply the alt attribute to all the pictures in the post and attempt to bold the keywords in the mail body of text.

A further measure I like to take is to link to your website using keywords as an anchor, not just here sending a few authority back to your website but likewise step-ups the relevancy of the keyword on your website. Adhere to these simple rules; you’ll determine after a few weeks that the search traffic will have doubled. (Roger Glass)