BLOG POSTING
I see this time and time again.
As people get started with blogging, they think it’s as simple as clicking, “Add New Post,” typing up a few paragraphs, and clicking, “Publish.”
Then they hopelessly wait for views, comments, and tweets. No one comes. No one comments. No one tweet.
Here are some of the most popular S.E.O blog post publishing steps for blogger
1. Keyword research
Before I write a single word, I figure out if it’s something that people are asking about. And if they are, I want to know if the internet is already saturated with that type of content.
To figure this out, I do two things:
- Google keyword tool – I look up the words I believe people would search for to find the post I plan on writing.
- Google – I google those keywords to see the actual competition.
By now, I can look at a series of search results and determine how well I’ll be able to rank for a keyword.
I want this post to rank for “S.E.O blog post publishing step” (click to see how it’s doing).
For more clarification on this tip.
3.Post Slug
The post slug is what shows up after the domain for every post.
When you type a headline, WordPress generates the post slug by placing every word in the headline into the slug.
change your post slug to your primary keyword.
4.Image
We all know that images grab your attention,and supplement your ideas. But they also add great S.E.O benefits, as long as you follow these steps:
- Save your images before you upload them to your site.
- Add alt text.
- Add title tag.
These rules apply to your featured image and the images within your posts. For the images with in the content, however, use other similar and relevant keywords.
5.Subheads
sub headings break up the contents and make blogs posts easier to read. They also have S.E.O benefits.
When a search engine robot hits a page, it reads the headline/title tag first. Then it reads the h2, h3, and h4 tags.
When you add subheadings to your content, proper H.T.M.L is:
<h1> Head Level </h1>
<h2>Subhead Level 1</h2>
<h3>Subhead Level 2</h3>
<h4>Subhead Level 3</h3>
So… Stop simply bolding and italicising your subheads.
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