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SEO Tips for blogging

Dear Team

Find some SEO guidelines that will help you to optmize your posts:

1. Keywords: Choose keywords of your choice. Let the keyword be most relevant to your post. Right keyword will help to attract most targeted audience.

Tips for choosing the keyword:
1. Be the searcher: Put your self as searcher and think of keyword you will type to get content relevant to your post.
2. Try to popularize with your name/a description/brand

3. Use terms that describe the customers needs.
4. Think seasonal: In case your post iis targetting some exam/quiz/assignment/conference/workshop you can promote it that way.
5. Try using alternative spellings and slang. Note Search Engine are not case sensitive. So no need to consider variations in capitalization. You casn include singular/plural forms/consider vartiations in punctuations too.
6. In case your content has very popular /competetive targetted keyword. Think of another keyphrase /secondary keyword to promote your post.
7. Use web analytics tool to see what search terms are currently sending traffic abd conversiobs. Many times descriptive keywords are more valuable then extermly popular keywoird. This phenomenon is also called long tailed phenomenon. One can go with long tail flow and optimize more keywords to attract even much more search treaffic
8. Know your customer:You need to identify the wordsw/phrases visitors use to describe/search related content.



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