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Make SEO friendly Blog Post

Blog posts don’t only to engage your audience; they also have to be SEO friendly. About 97 percent of people use search engines to find blogs. So you must make sure search engines can find your work.

Here are four things to keep in mind to make your  blog posts SEO friendly:

1. Use an appropriate title. Title is the first thing that someone sees when scrolling through links during an Internet search, and it’s also the first thing search engines analyse at when evaluating your content. The key to a great SEO-friendly title is to keep it simple. 

2. Don’t stuff keywords. Though keywords are very important for any content marketing strategy, it’s important not to stuff a ton of keywords into blog posts just for the sake of SEO. Instead, focus on no more than three keywords for each post. This way, it helps keep you focused on writing the blog post instead of focusing on keywords. It’s also important to note that if you stuff your blog posts with too many different keywords, search engines are programmed to penalize your posts.

Tip: Try using long tail keywords in your blog posts. A long tail keyword is a very targeted search phrase that contains three or more words. It often contains a head term with two more generic words. 

3. Include keywords in a readable way. Once you have your keywords, make sure you mention them at a normal place throughout the blog post. This means you should include your keywords in a reader-friendly way throughout the content.

Tip: Stay away from repeating your keywords too many times throughout the post. Experts suggest mentioning keywords five times throughout the post for the best search engine optimization.

4. Write a comprehensive meta description. Another thing many people forget about when writing blog posts is to fill out the meta description. The meta description is meant to give search engines and your readers information about your blog post’s content. This is a great place to use keywords so that search engines are able to find your blog posts more easily.

For more information on SEO, check out Google’s SEO section in Webmaster Tools. This page can provide you with answers to a number of questions you may have about the best ways to optimize your website.
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