The Flowercast: 3 simple things to improve SEO on your blog
Ankit
· 1 year ago
Meta keyword tag is of no use now a days ... so its useless ...
Shane: content writer
· 1 year ago
Also remember the controversial keyword density... Whatever the main topic is that you're focusing on in your blog try ensure a rough keyword density of between 3-6%
An Ecommerce Learner
· 1 year ago
Hello, For my blog I have found that submitting it to blog directories is helpful. The best one that I have found is called blog-search.com I think.
flowersjustin
· 1 year ago
@Ankit - That is certainly one opinion. Another side of that argument is that no one really knows all aspects of the search engine algorithms.
Throw in the reality that there are a lot of search engines out there with a lot of different algorithms, and you have to weigh the possible value of including keywords to the trouble of creating them.
Personally, I don't think it's that much trouble to go through, even if they are useless - if there's the slightest possibility they might help somewhere.
@Shane - Great point. I might add to your comment that it's a difficult thing to keep those percentages in a blog, simply because a blog is generally about a number of things. I find, if I start thinking too much about keywords and header tags, that my posts start getting really crappy.
SEO Pune
· 1 year ago
I guess its the balance of of the right keywords and relative content , that helps in SEO.
flowersjustin
· 1 year ago
You know what's most interesting?: This blog post had more discussion than anything I've posted on here.
Good or bad, that says a lot about SEO and people interested in it.
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For my blog I have found that submitting it to blog directories is helpful. The best one that I have found is called blog-search.com I think.
Throw in the reality that there are a lot of search engines out there with a lot of different algorithms, and you have to weigh the possible value of including keywords to the trouble of creating them.
Personally, I don't think it's that much trouble to go through, even if they are useless - if there's the slightest possibility they might help somewhere.
@Shane - Great point. I might add to your comment that it's a difficult thing to keep those percentages in a blog, simply because a blog is generally about a number of things. I find, if I start thinking too much about keywords and header tags, that my posts start getting really crappy.
Good or bad, that says a lot about SEO and people interested in it.