Do you wish you had the knack of picking popular topics that will bring you lots of search engine traffic?
You don’t need to be a marketing guru or great at following a trend. Instead, you can find out what readers are searching for … and tailor your posts to fit them.
If you’ve been blogging (or thinking about blogging!) for a while, you’ll have come across the concept of keywords. These are simply search terms that people use in Google and other search engines.
By writing a post inspired by a popular keyword term, you increase your chances of getting organic search engine traffic.
(Organic traffic is the kind that comes naturally, as opposed to paid traffic, which is from people clicking on ads.)
When Google’s Keyword Tool was replaced by the Keyword Planner, I found it a little hard to get to grips with, especially as it’s designed for advertisers rather than bloggers to use. It’s thanks to my friend Joe Williams that I’m getting the hang of using it now.
You don’t need to be a marketing guru or great at following a trend. Instead, you can find out what readers are searching for … and tailor your posts to fit them.
If you’ve been blogging (or thinking about blogging!) for a while, you’ll have come across the concept of keywords. These are simply search terms that people use in Google and other search engines.
By writing a post inspired by a popular keyword term, you increase your chances of getting organic search engine traffic.
(Organic traffic is the kind that comes naturally, as opposed to paid traffic, which is from people clicking on ads.)
When Google’s Keyword Tool was replaced by the Keyword Planner, I found it a little hard to get to grips with, especially as it’s designed for advertisers rather than bloggers to use. It’s thanks to my friend Joe Williams that I’m getting the hang of using it now.
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