5 WAYS TO GETTING YOUR BLOG RANKED WELL IN GOOGLE (TRAFFIC MAGIC)
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GETTING YOUR BLOG RANKED WELL IN GOOGLE
Getting your blog ranking well in Google is not difficult, it just requires some pre-planning at the time of your initial blog installation. This will save you time and money in the long run.
OPTIMIZING YOUR TITLES
Since the WordPress software is now set up to name each link with the title of your post, it's more important than ever to have a well-optimized title. For each post, choose one keyword to focus on as you write your title. Lead with the keyword, and make your title clever and catchy. Your goal is to entice human readers to click on your title to read more, while telling the search engines exactly where and how to rank your content.
USE OF PERMALINKS
One powerful feature that you should take advantage of when setting up your WordPress blog is - the ability to change the default URL of each page and post from the current "ugly" form to something that is much nicer for both search engines and end users. By Default WordPress uses an ugly string of numbers and this is no good for anyone!
In your WordPress admin under the Settings tab on the left hand side you will see a list item called permalinks. Click on this and options to change the way your URL's (permalinks) display. The good thing about this is that you can display your keywords (post title) actually in the URL giving the search engines even more information to help them place you correctly.
You have many default options which allow you to set the URL's to show the date, month, category, name and a combination but I prefer for SEO purposes to just use a custom structure of just the name. To do this simply enter "/%postname%/" (without quotes) in the Custom Structure box on the Permalinks page.
OPTIMIZING YOUR DESCRIPTIONS
Don't rely on auto generated descriptions for your post. There's no way to control the content your reader sees if you're relying on software to make content choices for you. Instead, write a carefully crafted, SEO Optimized description for each post, using the keywords you're attempting to rank for at least once in the text. Tell your reader in simple terms what the post is about, and what they can expect to read. Make your description as interesting as possible - this, after all, is what draws the reader in.
PAGES INSTEAD OF POSTS
As you add content to your blog, keep in mind the general structure that you're shooting for good SEO. Whenever possible, write your content on its own page, instead of as a post. Doing so allows the search engines to rank each page individually, and helps your reader to see your site as legitimate.
Using the pages instead of posts structure helps you to build an expansive, multi page website, with an interlinked network of related pages, instead of a blog with one long string of posts on one page. When you write your content as a page, instead of a post, you can also remove the commenting option. This is important, as you're striving for a specific keyword density in your content. Comments won't be keyword optimized, and can quickly destroy your hard work.
LINK TO RELATED SITES YOU OWN
For true niche domination, don't rely on the built in list of links that comes with WordPress. In fact, deleting these should be one of your first steps after you install the software. For the best possible SEO results, use this area to link to other sites that you own in the same niche. If you don't currently own any other sites, consider using this area for cloaked affiliate links, advertising, or link exchanges with other marketers.
Good Luck
Centman
