1. Domain Name:
Domain name use is another whole subject
matter. For this article, we want to achieve return visits to your website. If
someone has found you while surfing, your domain name counts. If you are out in
the marketplace, at a ballgame or anywhere in conversation with people, your
domain name counts. Having a domain name that is easy to spell, to remember,
that relates to the topic of your site is important. Return traffic is more
likely to happen when visitors remember the name of your website, the domain
name. Take some time to create your domain name; this part is free, but very
important. There is a nominal fee to register domain names.
2. Links:
When you are writing an article in one content
sharing service, create a link from this article to one on the same topic
posted in another content sharing site. Another example is making a link from
one article in a content sharing site to an article in your blog. If you know
of an author of a website who supports your market, make arrangements to have
their link in your site, in exchange for your link being posted in their
marketing site.
3. Original:
Your articles for your websites catch the best attention if they are original.
There is a great capacity to gather content from article directories. This
material is not unique to you and somehow does not catch as much attention as
your own writing, even if you package it in a new format. Let you're writing
reflect your personality, being authentic is valuable. Simplicity is well
received. Your article word count can be somewhere between 650 to 1000 words
including your titles and subtitles.
4. Figure out your
Market:
Decide who you are marketing to. Spend some time thinking about who these
people are. Your articles are created to provide value and service to this
market. Be consistent in your content to address the focus of your niche
market. You are becoming a solutions provider for them. Your visitors to your
site will return, or look at other content you have when they find what they
are looking for in your content. Your visitors may also refer others to your
site which adds to your SEO.
5. Keywords:
Over and over again you hear of the importance of keywords. Keywords are
important because they are simply the words people are typing in to search
engines looking for information. Your use of keywords is important in your
article titles, At the beginning of paragraphs, and throughout the article.
Reread your material carefully before posting it. Do you notice that your
article is boring and repetitive with too many uses of the keyword? If keyword
use is too obvious, abused, it is counterproductive. Is your attention kept
with the freshness of the writing? Does the writing flow naturally? When you
are writing, use one of several keyword tools to know which ones are commonly
typed in by people looking for information. Remember, your writing is designed
to capture the attention of both the internet surfer and once again, the
'spiders' of the algorithms. These results in SEO.
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