Tips for writing SEO friendly blog posts: I

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It won’t be wrong to state that writing a blog post is a skill as it is through your blog posts that you can keep your reader interested. As a matter of fact, readers have an attention span of a three-year-old which requires you to write content that is appealing enough for them. You can help your readers to grasp the main idea of your post by providing relevant headings, subheadings, and clear paragraphs. If people understand and like your post, they are much more inclined to share, like, tweet and link to your post and further help to increase your rankings. So, in order to improve your ranking in Google, maximizing your writing skills is a must.

1. Determine the purpose of your text:

Be very clear in your mind as to what should be the message of your text. The headings, subheadings, and content of your text should be appealing enough and should be able to serve the purpose that it’s meant for.

Appealing website content

2. Find the best keywords:

Find the best keywords you can and use them in all the relevant places in each post, namely, title, URL, meta data, headings and subheadings, image names, descriptions, captions, and alt image tags. You may use them throughout the content of your blog post.

Keywords

3. Create a clear structure before writing:

Have a look at the structure given below. Everything that is to be written down in all these three sections. Once you have a structure of your post, the real writing can begin.

4. Try to use long tail keywords:

People these days search for whatever they want, using more specific keywords. They’re almost always more relevant to the searcher and much easier to rank for in the search results. Also. longer keyword phrases are often used by prospects who are looking for deeper, more specific information about a particular topic, making them ideal for blog posts.

Long tail keywords

5. Use paragraphs that make sense:

Do not start a new paragraph, just because it looks nice. There should be a reason for making a new paragraph. In other words, if you have a lot to write, break down your content into paragraphs, but do start a new paragraph only when it is needed.