Monday, April 30, 2018
Here are six simple tips to score free search engine traffic
Search engines can send you boatloads of highly qualified and free traffic if they like your site.
That’s where WordPress’s search engine optimization (SEO) tools and features come in, because they automatically “bake in” many best practices. Which means your WordPress.com site comes with great SEO right out of the box.
Those SEO capabilities are a big reason why more than 30% of the world’s top 10 million websites -- including TIME, Forbes, Variety, and TechCrunch -- are built with WordPress.
And they're why WordPress receives incredible praise from SEO insiders:
WordPress automatically solves a ton of SEO issues…. By using WordPress you’ve already taken the first big step. WordPress is a fantastic piece of software.
— Google’s most well-known in-house SEO expert.
WordPress is the absolute best platform to use as the foundation of your SEO success story.
— Search Engine Journal, the largest trade publication for the SEO industry.
A source at Google told me that WordPress offers "the best out-of-the-box SEO imaginable," which is probably why it runs nearly 30% of the Internet.
— World-famous author, investor, blogger, and podcast host.
Those accolades bring me to the first of today’s six SEO tips:
Choose an SEO-friendly web platform
Most site-building tools claim to have great SEO, but WordPress is king of the hill. If you want your site to rank well in search engines, you made the right choice by selecting WordPress.com for your site. So congratulations, you’ve already nailed this first tip!
Get a custom domain
Your domain (or “URL”), is your address on the web. Your free account includes a WordPress.com subdomain (indiependentandproud.wordpress.com), but search engines will rank your site higher if you have your own domain name. The good news is that we’ll give you a free custom domain name of your choice if you upgrade today.
Click here to upgrade and claim your free custom domain.
Focus on target keywords
Pick specific, popular keywords and continue to use them. Then, make sure your keywords are integrated throughout your site’s pages and posts in a way that feels natural (not forced) to visitors.
DIY
Thanks to the internet, you can learn about any subject in a relatively short time — including SEO. Your first SEO “investment” should be reading about it from online experts, which you can do for free.
Create dynamic content
Google prefers sites with high-quality content. Writing great content about your project or business will help people find you through searches and keep them coming back.
Be the tortoise
Don’t look for shortcuts! Instead, plan for and invest in sustainable, long-term SEO strategies that will pay off if you continue to create quality content. Remember, don’t add too much to your plate all at once or you might get overwhelmed. Also, don’t expect your first blog post to go viral. Instead, think about how much valuable, SEO-supported content you’ll have if you simply write one exceptional blog post or article every week for three years. Plan on being the tortoise, not the hare.
By selecting WordPress.com, you’ve already taken the most important step toward long-term search engine success.
Now it’s time to take the second-most important step and claim your free custom domain by upgrading your site today!
Regards,
Don L.
WordPress.com Marketing Team
P.S.: All WordPress.com plan upgrades come with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If the site upgrade isn’t right for you, no problem! Just let us know within 30 days and we’ll give you a full refund. If you decide to cancel your paid plan after you’ve already accepted the free custom domain, the domain is yours to keep. We simply ask that you cover our costs for the registration.
Friday, April 27, 2018
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Tuesday, April 17, 2018
Sunday, April 15, 2018
Title: “Interview Request”
Body: “Hi! My name is Chris—I’m the founder and Editor of DailyTekk.com. Would your CEO, XXXXX, be available to answer a few simple interview questions via email? If so, my deadline is two days from now: Thursday, March 26th. Let me know and I can shoot the questions your way.”
Once they respond saying they can participate (assuming they do), I’ll reply with something like this:
“Great! Thanks for setting this up. Here are the questions (see below). I’m looking for answers that are between 2-4 sentences in length (or a bit longer or shorter if necessary). Can you please include a 1-sentence bio along with a high-res pic?”
As for the questions themselves, I usually format them in a numbered list and keep them as short and too-the-point as possible. Also, don’t ask yes or no questions or you’ll get a yes or no response. I try to limit the amount of questions I ask to five or less so as to keep the interview from feeling like a drag on someone’s time, but you can experiment.
Thursday, April 12, 2018
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Money Blogging Online By Angela Wills
Over the past few years, blogs have risen from an almost unknown “computer geek” secret to the “it” thing on the internet. It seems that almost everyone, from celebrities to your local junior high students has a blog.
While it is very common to find blogs as personal diaries, people that own service based businesses can definitely profit from having a blog. First and foremost, a business blog helps to build your web presence. In today’s society, having a strong web presence is a key factor in your business success.
When a potential client is thinking about hiring you, there is a good chance that they will do a little investigation of you online. The potential client may go to Google and do a search on your name, just to see what comes up. If they find a lot of links, including blog posts that include helpful information, they will feel more secure in hiring you.
Using your blog to showcase your knowledge in your chosen field will help you establish yourself as an expert. When people see you as an expert, they will automatically think of you when they need your product or service, and they will also refer others to you.
You can communicate your knowledge in a variety of different ways. Of course, keeping your blog current and full of information your target market would appreciate is the main goal, but you can find ways to make it fun. A life coach, for instance could hold a series on reducing stress, and each Monday they could post a relaxation technique. You can also include audio and video messages. This is a growing trend, as more and more people are getting video iPods.
In addition to using your blog as a way to build relationships and gain publicity, there are various ways to make money blogging online. One of the most popular is by displaying contextual ads, such as Google AdSense.
When you sign up (at http://www.google.com/adsense), you will be given a small amount of HTML code to add to your blog; Google will read your blog content and display text ads your reader may find interesting. For example, a blog about golf may display ads for golf clubs. When one of your readers clicks on these ads, you will be paid a commission.
Another option is to join affiliate programs for products and services your target market would enjoy. When you join as an affiliate, you will be given special links that you can use on your blog; when one of your readers clicks on these links and purchases the product or service being advertised, you will earn a commission.
There are also companies that will pay you to write about their products and services. The payment will vary depending on the company and how popular your blog is. There are several websites dedicated to bringing companies willing to pay bloggers to post and bloggers together. A popular choice is http://www.payperpost.com.
Your business blog can benefit you in many ways. It can help you earn income by raising the public’s awareness of your business and cementing yourself as an expert, and by applying the above suggestions, you can also begin to make money blogging online. This will give you an additional income stream, and more than likely, it will also help you create additional buzz around your business.
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