Day 6 - Off Page Search Engine Optimization Part 2
In our last lesson, we took a look at how getting high quality links from respected, authoritative websites in your field of interest can boost your search engine rankings. In this lesson, we’re going to delve further into linking strategies, and examine precisely how to determine and obtain “high quality” links. We’ll also talk briefly about Google’s PageRank.
Day 5 - Off Page Search Engine Optimization Part 1
We’ve already looked at how to optimize our blog to rank well for search results of those particular keywords that we’re targeting, but here comes the bad news - keyword optimization affects your ranking in only very minor ways. However, you shouldn’t skip this step as every little bit helps when you’re competing for search engine rankings.
Now, we’re going to have a look at offpage search engine optimization.
Part 4 - On Page Search Engine Optimization
By this time in the course, you know you need to create a blog that is filled with content you have passionately written. It should be a very interesting grapevine for the community of your chosen niche, as opposed to a lifeless factsheet.
However, no matter how delicious your content is, if there is nobody to read it you can’t generate profit from it. Traffic is the lifeblood of your blog. In order to attract people, you must offer compelling, interesting information. Simple enough…
Day 3 - Blog Content Brainstorming
Face the fact - your blog needs to be regularly updated to maintain its readership. Thus, you must always find fresh topics to write about, and we’re going to discuss how to do just that in this lesson.
We have discussed how to write attractively, so now we are going to discuss what we are going to write on. The very first option that a blogger should write on is a topic that he or she feels passionate about and interested in. You may hope to make blogging your career because you want to escape a mundane job - forcing yourself to write about something that you’re not interested in is as torturous as as your mundane job!
Day 2 - Blog Writing Style
Today, we’re going to discuss the type of content and writing style that is suitable for your blog in order to make it profitable. First off, I want you to understand that there is no fixed scope that your blog should have, which means you can write about whatever you’re interested in.
However, the difference between a profitable blog and a non-profitable blog is the way the blog is written. Just imagine, would you prefer to read your university professor’s lecture notes or the latest novel by your favorite author?
Day 1: Setting Up Your Blog
Blogs are not only easy to set up and maintain; they also represent a tremendous source of potential income. Imagine a life where you are paid to write on topics that are of interest to you, whenever you want, wherever you are. The mere flexibility of blogging makes it easy for you to just kick back, relax and go on a vacation whenever you feel like it. While creating a successful blog will take time and commitment, you’re going to have a whole lot of fun while you do it.
In this lesson, we are going to look into the profitability of a blog and set up a blog of our own at no cost! Interested? Read on!
We’ve just put together a 10-day mini course on blogging fundamentals. It’s designed to help you create your first blog, and to learn how to make it profitable. The course is FREE, and you can check out the full course description here:
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