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| I Got Great Content, How Do I Get Traffic to My Blog? You created an awesome blog with beautiful graphics and outstanding content, but you have very little traffic. What do you do? Probably the most difficult component for any online business owner is getting targeted traffic to their sites. Targeted traffic has generated an industry all of its own. Search engine optimization or SEO as it’s more routinely referred to, is a key player in how you get targeted traffic to your sites or in this case, your blogs. There are other promotional and marketing strategies that you can use to get traffic, but first you must optimize your blogs for SEO. In order for your blog to be found, you have to optimize it for the search engines. Fortunately, for blog owners, search engines like Google love blogs. That means blogs tend to be indexed much faster than websites and stand a better chance of ranking well in Google or in any other search engine. This is because blogs offer fresh content regularly, which is what search engines want. Some bloggers have even made B.L.O.G. an acronym for “Better Listings On Google”. How much optimization you can perform on your blog depends once again on whether you’re using a hosted blog platform like Blogger.com or a standalone like Wordpress.org. A standalone platform like Wordpress.org is the best way to go for SEO purposes. There are no limits as to how you can customize your Wordpress.org blog. But because most beginners tend to use the hosted option, we’ll explore SEO tactics that everyone can benefit from. Blog’s Search Engine Optimization - Offsite And Onsite SEO Offsite SEO are inbound links. This means blogs other than your own, are linking to your blogs. Inbound links are the most important SEO tactic that could get your blogs highly ranked in the search engines. ISo how do you get others to link to you? Here are some tips to get you started:
Onsite SEO requires customization within your blog itself. Here’s how to get started:
How do you achieve this? Well, it requires advanced research of keywords on your part so that you can place these targeted keywords within your blog content. The result would be a highly optimized blog for the very information your potential customers are looking for. This works immensely well if your blog specializes on a certain subject, for instance, dog training. If your blog then branches out into cat training, training your parrot to talk, etc., the chances of losing your status as an authority site with the search engines will be high. So, keep each blog specialized. Have your posts focused on one specific topic as well, so that you can moderate the keywords going into your content. Over-stuffing keywords can make for terrible reading which defeats the purpose of finding and keeping your customers. Make your posts as original as possible and update your blog frequently, at least three times a week.
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