How to Write SEO-Friendly Blog Posts That People Actually Read
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<p>Introduction</p>
<p>When I first start up to blog on web, I used to think a good writing will have a good spelling and a good word choice. What a nightmare! How can anyone read your article if he can't find it through search engines? Now I have improved a lot in this two skills: the writing being searched by engines is not the negation of the reading writing, but the Yes compatible. Here I'd like to show you my view of writing blogs-posts to searched by engines cruelly but read interestingly.</p>
<p>1. Focus on What People Are Actually Searching For.</p>
<p>When I have completed my keyword research I don't do this and just start to write about what I think people will want to know I do my keyword research. I then find relevant long tail key phrases that I can use within my content as they're relevant questions that my words will be asking Google (search engine) and once I have identified the best focus key phrase I add it to the heading, include it in the opening paragraph and naturally include it throughout the rest of my content.</p>
<p>2. Hook Readers with the Title & Meta Description.</p>
<p>Make best use of the headline and meta description and there are your 'front door' to your post. If they appears dull and dull on the listings there is little incentive for people to click through. I maintain my headlines streetwise and punchy by placing my main key and meta description keep gripped, under 160 characters for the carrot on the stick, for the reader is the great benefit of the post.</p>
<p>3. Keep It Easy to Scan</p>
<p>Most of the visitors ťread&_what their seeing ťword for word. They ťrolls&_over the page. That's why I always keep ťthe articles&_that I'll ťpublish on my site short&_and using ťsmall paragraphs&_in the entire article and use ťformat the text&_like using use heading h1 h2 h3. Keeping it short and using sub-headings won't annoy the visitors while reading the page, they will continue to read the article.</p>
<p>4. Use WordPress and Yoast SEO Wisely</p>
<p>Different when uploading to WordPress we're using the likes of Yoast SEO, this is very good as you can check the key phrase, check the post quality (the key phrase placement, the post readability and the images Alt text) but some of the advice can be distorted as they're good general rules but should never take priority over a natural sounding post.</p>
<p>5. Always Write for Humans First</p>
<p>So, how long do you have to wait before Google has kicked in? As you have been searching for a while long enough, Google will have kick in, and the more relevant (absolutely user helpful) content will be displayed. I think one of the best ways is I try to do is the one I try to follow, under promise, over deliver. If the visitor is getting what they want they will stay on your page. This can only be a good thing on search engine position.</p>
<p>Conclusion</p>
<p>What else but a good tone can. If your writing is clear and suave, and not mentioned with all the terms, you just need to be. If your writing is clever andinformational, you will be everybody's favorite!</p>