Start creating new blog posts of 300–700 words 2–3 times a week.
Start your post title with your best keywords.
Use your keyword phrase through the body of the post.
Link to appropriate pages on your website.
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All In One SEO Pack
This plugin allows you to easily add unique meta-descriptions, meta-tags and titles to each post, improve the page title format and reduce the chances that the search engines will get confused by duplicate content on your blog.
Off-Page Optimization
There are a number of variables that affect how important each link is.
How Do You Get More Incoming Links?
create quality content that’s valuable to your audience.
So whilst ‘mobile SEO’ doesn’t really exist at the moment because the search results are almost identical, a mobile optimized website will certainly perform better from a user experience and conversion point of view.
in fact Google says 95% of mobile searches are for local products and services.
"Inbound marketing-dominated organizations experience a cost per lead 62% lower than outbound marketing-dominated organizations."
"Fifty-seven percent of companies using blogs reported that they acquired customers from leads generated directly from their blog," according to the report. Blogs were reported as being written daily by 10 percent of respondents, 61 percent weekly, and 29 percent monthly or less often.
From 2009 to 2011, the percentage of businesses with a blog grew from 48% to 65%."
"Eighty-five percent of businesses rated their company blogs as 'useful, important or critical,' and a whopping 27% rated their company blog as 'critical' to their business."
Blogs, social media, and organic search (SEO) receive top billing in the report as the least expensive lead-generation categories.
"Marketers are allocating more of their lead generation budgets to social media and company blogs (9% in 2009 to 17% in 2011)."
the smallest companies (1 to 5 employees) are spending even more of their lead-generation marketing budgets on inbound marketing, with 49 percent allocated. Medium to large businesses plan to spend 36 percent.