Once the site is discoverable and indexable, the final question to ask is whether the content of the blog pages is unique and useful. First look at your text as a whole. Are your title and text links descriptive? Don’t forget to include inbound links as well. Does your copy flow naturally and in a clear and intuitive manner?
Just as a chapter in a book is organized around specific areas and themes, so each blog page should be focused on a specific area or topic. Try thinking about words, keywords and phrases emerge naturally from this type of copy, and users are far more likely to stay on a blog page that provides relevant content and links. Make sure, however, that the phrases you write include the phrases that visitors will likely search for. This step is very important. You just imagine what phrase would you use on Google. If you have interesting content visitors will come to check your blog again and again. For instance, if your site is for an MG enthusiast club, make sure the words ‘MG’ and ‘cars’ actually appear in the copy, rather than only terms like ‘British automobiles’. Sometimes it is not easy to choose proper keywords but try to concentrate on a post.
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Mar 20, 2009 at 21:54:30
nice tips on blog marketing. Unique content is actually very important
Apr 3, 2009 at 09:04:12
Still try to use improve My content.Thanks for sharing