Whenever I tell someone that we are “blogging for SEO purposes,” it is received a with a blank stare. People seem to know what SEO is and they seem to know what blogging is. But when you put them together it sends them down a slippery slope. So, I thought I would give some tips here to make the going easier.
Content: Where the Rubber Meets the Road
We have come a long way in the past four tutorials. If you’ve done it all yourself, it’s taken months and months of effort. If you’ve built a team, what I am about to tell you will be exciting. If not, well… it’s not like I didn’t tell you at the very onset of this project, right? The key here, in order to “do it right,” it is going to take a team to cover all of the various bases properly. Some tasks can be and must be performed inhouse. Others are better left to your professional consultants.
New Year Resolution Has Got to be Blogging!
At new year time, people like to make resolutions. If you make just one resolution for your internet business plan, please, let it be blogging! This is a task many business owners dread. But if they knew what we knew about the power of blogging and SEO, it might be more palatable.
Generating ROI From Your Blogging Activity
A correctly structured and integrated blog is one of the most effective online marketing weapons available to website owners. With recent changes by Google that emphasize website quality, blogging can be an even more effective tool. However, done incorrectly your blog could quickly become an anchor that pulls your website down in the rankings. Traditionally, blogs have a high bounce rate. This will have a negative impact on your ranking if your blog also maintains a low visitor time on site. [Read more...]
Blogging is Social Marketing’s First Step

Blogging is really not an option anymore. It is an essential part of the Holistic Internet Marketing pie. In my previous post, I gave you some elementary tips to blog correctly for SEO strategies. In this post, we will take one concept to the next level.
You don’t need to be engaged in Facebook or Twitter to blog. But if you are, the incentive to post a blog regularly is that it provides you with additional content to talk about on your social networks. Of course, the other side to this coin being, the sole intent of a business on a social network is to draw the viewer away from the social network community to the business owners’ own web site.

