Blog writing is one of the most tedious processes when it comes to SEO. In fact, some people think that doing this kind of writing turns out to be too difficult for them. They decide to ask professionals to write blogs as these are professional writers too. As a matter of fact, though, you have the same capacities as a professional writer. All you need to do is put your blog writing skills into good use and do some practice before you actually start advertising yourself.

Keyword search:

It refers to the process of knowing what your customers look for when they search the Internet. Utilising the process, you are supposed to draft a blog post that incorporates those terms into your content. Search engine webs like Google and Bing employ relevant words when indexing and ranking URLs on their databases. If your pages get a lot of visibility due to this, you are likely to boost your website’s presence.

Writing tips for SEO-friendly blogs.

Overall, your blog post has to be a good piece of authorship. When starting a new article, many bloggers just start writing, typing whatever that comes into their mind. 

While this might work for some people who have natural writing talents, others may need some help.

• Think ‘ere you write!

Before you start, think thoroughly about the information of your piece. What do you aspire to tell your readers, or which focal question do you want to answer? What’s the aim of your article? And what do you need your audience to think and do at the end of the page? Compose down the explanations to these questions before you even begin and think about the research intent someone may have. 

2. Devise a formation

You have to make a blog article, but you don't know how? You need to use a good structure. Of course, this is not difficult, but following a few steps can help you understand it better than before. First of all, you have to remember that you are writing for human beings and not for Search Engines. Next, you have to imagine you are talking about the subject directly with a friend or with someone on the street. It's not the same if you speak at him/her or if he/she reads what you wrote.

Make sure your structure has these three main segments:

1. Intro
2. Main body
3. Conclusion

In a few sentences, pen down what you want to say in all three segments. You’ve now devised a summary of your article, which will assist you in creating a structured and engaging blog article. Now the actual writing can begin.

3. Use of Heading and Paragraphs:

Proper headings also assist your readers in understanding what a specific part of your writing is about. If you need people to find their way through your articles, utilise subheadings to lead them, help them browse your page, and explain the structure of your articles. They’re not just vital for readability but SEO as well. That’s why I would also recommend using your keyword in some of the subheadings.

Everybody uses paragraphs, but not everybody knows how to use them well

• Use of transitional words

Transition words assists people in scanning through your text and understanding the relationship between paragraphs and sentences. For example, there are three primary reasons people buy your product. It would be best to use signal words like: ‘first of all; ‘secondly’ and ‘finally’. Similarly, words like ‘similarly,’ ‘however,’ and ‘for example’ give a clear sign to your readers. Readers will immediately get a conclusion after words like ‘to sum up’ or ‘in short’. Transitional words are, hence, vital to add formation to your text.

• Use related keywords

Ramming your article with your focus keyword makes it less engaging to read, but it can also hurt your rankings. Google is getting more intelligent, and it wants you to write content that users will enjoy, and it doesn’t want you to utilise your focus keyword in every other sentence. One of the ways that Google recognises the topic of your text is by distinguishing synonyms and different keywords related to your focus keyphrase.

That’s why you should use synonyms and relevant keywords all through your text.

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