How To Structure a Blog Post

How To Structure a Blog Post for SEO

I just posted a new post on Profitable Hobbies Blog. It is titled Engraving Glass Calligraphy.

In the post, I tell about Ken Brown and how he has combined his calligraphy skill with a high speed drill to produce amazing calligraphy engraving on glass.

Within just a few minutes, the post ranked on the first page in google for many different phrases including engraving glass calligraphy, glass calligraphy, glass calligraphy engraving – just to name a few.

Here are the basics for ranking a post quickly in google – based on my experience.

First – no one can argue the power of wordpress. I must give credit to a great platform, with awesome SEO built right in. I am not talking about the free version, but rather the .org, installed on your own server with the permalink structure set correctly for SEO practices.

Title your post for a term you want to rank for in the search engines.

Put an H1 tag at the top of the post, reflecting the title, or other key words relating to the post.

Use the keywords (again) in the first paragraph – or related keyword phrases – remember that you are not selling to the search engines and your post needs to still read well to your site visitors. They are the ones that will make the big decision – whether to buy from you or not. Structuring a blog post correctly is an act of balancing content for search engines and site visitors.

Use keywords and keyword phrases throughout the post.

Put your keywords in the tags. I do not like to use an auto tagger – I like to manually enter the tags. I do not put more tags than I need, I only put the relevant keywords from the post in the tags.

Try it and let me know how it works for you.

2 Replies to “How To Structure a Blog Post”

  1. I don’t have a website currently, though I’m learning how to on dreamweaver. What I don’t know is incredibly vast to what I actually do know, however.

    I’m a wanna be crafter, but right now, I’m a realtor that really needs a good website so I can bring answers to those who need real estate help, and bring clients to my door better than our current office website. Do you restrict your web/blog development to just the profitable hobbies network?

    Please let me know?

    Thanks

    Sharon Gilmore

  2. Sharon, most of my customers are artists, engravers and wood carvers. However, this program is available to anyone and works in any market. I have developed web sites that are outside of Profitable Hobbies network and I would love to help you do more with your ideas. Please use the contact form to request more information. Thanks for commenting. – Russ

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