Blogging for money part 3: Search Engine Optimization

Blogging Search engine optimization(or SEO), is the process of improving the amount to traffic your blog recevies by purposely increasing ranking in search engines. Being able to achieve good rankings is key to your success when blogging for money. 

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Blogging for money part 2: frequent posting

Frequent blog posting is something that needs to happen if your blog is going to hit success. Remember that success is always synonymous with difficulty, but can be achieved with a good rational, and much determination. If followed literally, these five tips will help you retain a frequent posting status, when will ultimately secure a frequent earning status. 

1. Understanding your commitment

When you're considering blogging for money, it is important to understand the commitment you are undertaking. This is because many people who blog for a living, actually spend more time blogging than they would for a real job. If you want consistent earning, you need to give your time up consistently. One way you can do this is by setting a time quota like, "I will blog for 2 hours every day".

Value persistency to you commitment, rather than quantity of blog posts or the amount of success your blog receives. A flaw is rarely found in the commitment itself, but more than often found in the resolve to follow the commitment.  

2. Understanding your competition's commitment

The majority of bloggers don't make any money whatsoever. Although many of them don't set out to make money, they all out to gain readers. And guess what? The more bloggers that are out there, the less those readers become available.

Do a simple search on Google and examine a few related high ranked blogs. You might mind that their commitment far outweighs yours. If this is true, you might want to consider blogging in a different niche. 

3. Train yourself to blog constantly

It takes an incredible amount of discipline to force yourself to blog more than once a day. and it is very time consuming. Blogging for money is pretty much equivalent to being your own boss, and there aren't many people out there who can boast that they ayr self-employed, are there? This is because of the fact that it requires an incredible amount of discipline . You need to train yourself to keep a consistent blogging schedule, and you need to stick-to-it if you want to maintain an audience.

4. Avoid 'blogging guilt'

Not only do we sometimes not feel like blogging, but we simply don't have the time to. Sometimes, school,kids,social life get in the way of blogging life and that is to be expected/ Surprisingly, blog experts say that the best thing to do is avoid being guilty about your lack of post because the guilt that is associated from this is in fact, anti-productive.

Many times, Bloggers, and all writers alike, enter into a form of writer's paralysis when they fret over their lack of productivity. It's kind of like trying to exercise again after not doing it for a while or having negative thoughts about it.   

5. Blog when you're not blogging 

A useful piece of advice I've been given on several accounts by experienced bloggers is to blog when you're blogging. This means to create an archive in your head of things you want to blog about. When something unusual happens to you, or you have an interesting thought, make a mental note to blog about it later.

If you're the kind of person that is forgetful, bring a notepad around with you; jot down ideas, and possible headlines for your blog posts. You don't need to write any paragraphs or even sentence, you just need to create an outline. The more you use this method, the better you will become at it. At one point you should be able to create an entire blog post around a single headline without having to look at outsides sources. You have a brain, and there's more information in there than a multitude of books. Tapping that information is just a matter of patience and persistency.

   

Blogging for money part 1: the need for unique quality content

Blogging: The art of telling the whole world why they don't need to listen to you. Or is it something more? Can expect to make an honest income off this new form of social media? yes we can.
But first, we 'll have to learn some of the basics.

An ideological look at blogging

If we look at the art of blogging ideologically, we can say that blogging is the  exchanging of ideas through social interactive media. We put information that we have learned in our daily lives into a digital form that is consumable to others. In other words: we are offering a product.

But is this product tangible? Is it meaningful or, is it concisely, is it valuable? These are the questions that need to be addressed before you can consider making money blogging.

the internet is a gigantic source of information; as a matter of fact, it's the largest directory of information on the planet. we have ask ourselves, does the information that we provided add to this  global information directory or just create more clatter?

Being in the internet marketing business for some time now, I can say from personal experience that pretty much anything dispersed over the internet has little monetary value if it is devoid of originality. Originality is the key to blogging for money. 

I first began my internet  marketing business by building upon what others built. My logic was that the value of the content itself wasn't as relevant to making money as bringing people to the content was. I thought that it didn't really matter what kind of information you were using; as long as you got the people  there, you could advertise to them. I, like many novice Internet marketers. was wrong. 

The truth of the matter is, people don’t want to consume old or irrelevant information. People want what’s new and hot, and they go out of their way to find it. How do I know this? Because of the nature of informational networking.

The explosion of informational networking

Now what do I mean by 'informational networking'? I am sure you have heard of Facebook or Myspace, so you must know what social networking is, but informational networking is much different. Social networking, like Facebook and MySpace, essentially networks people (our personal information, pictures, and opinions), while Informational networking networks other forms of media such as news, articles, and blogs.

Informational networking exists to root out the irrelevant and undesirable content. People are more inclined to subscribe to one source of information that portals them to all sources of information. That source would be reputable, because it’s networked by people and not by machines (like the Internet was before social and informational networking appeared).

google has done well by mechanically networking all forms of web media(websites) with its complex search engine indexing algorithms; but the web has now taken a turn to favor other indexing methods — methods that can’t be defeated by scrupulous search engine optimizers and spammy websites. This kind of indexing is done by real people; indexing done by popularity — by democracy — rather than mechanics.

That was the idea that founded informational networks like Digg, Techorati, Yahoo Buzz and the like. We want relevant, good information and we want it fast. We don’t want to have to take the time to filter the good info from the bad. Heck, that’s why Google was so successful in the first place.

The need for speed

If we didn't care so much for expedience, we would be inclined to subscribe to a form of media like a newspaper or magazine as our only source of information. The reputation and relevance is there but it’s just not fast. In the case of a newspaper or magazine, we have to wait to read up on things that are happen the very same day.

With a blog, we can get that information now. That is the key difference between the blogs and print mediums. Implementing our blogs with quality and relevance will push the information consumer to switch from a more traditional source like a newspaper or magazine.

It is overly apparent that there is an explosion of this particular form of media in the last few years. Back in 2001, did you even know what the meaning of the word ‘blog’ was? The web, and quite possibly the entire world, currently has a love affair with bloggers.

We, the populace, love the idea  of hearing from people at the same level as us; we love the idea that it’s fast and free and, most importantly, we love the idea that we can contribute to it.

Acknowledging all of the above concepts lays the essential foundations down for understanding the art of blogging for money.

The next step is just as  important but narrower in the sense that it builds on the need for unique and quality content. Picture, if you will, a pyramid. And at the top of this pyramid is the ultimate goal of achieving revenue from your blog

SEO for Optimizing Blogs

When it comes to blogging, you can't simply write out your thoughts and expect it to be a success. Unfortunately, the world of blogging isn't like the field of Dreams. If you build it, they will not come. Instead, you need to find a way to get the public's attention and draw them into your site. If this is a new website and you haven't built up a following yet, use the internet to your advantage by optimizing your text for SEO.
Search engine optimization, or SEO, involves writing specific key words in mind. When writing, think about how the general public searches. There are websites where you can enter in which key words or key word phrases you want to write about and the site will tell you how those words are arranged and searched most often. For example, if you want to write a blog about how to select the best canine companion, a blog entitled "how to choose a dog" would be your best bet.
Once you figure out what key terms you like, you'll want to write you blog with those terms in mind. Keep in mind, the content itself needs to be of good quality but by lacing in the keyword or keyword phrase, you can make your blog easier to search. Typically you want a keyword density of around 2.0%. Any less than that your blog will not get picked up by the search engine; any more and your blog will be considered to be "stuffed" with keywords and a red flag will go up.
Another good place to put a keyword is in the URL address. By placing your keyword in the URL, there is a higher probability of your blog getting picked up by the search engines. For example, if you blog is about reads http://www.yourwebsite,com/p=276...it is unclear to the search engines what your  blog is about. This being said, if your URL address reads http://www.yourwebsite.com/pets/how-to-choose-a-dog then the text of the blog is a lot easier to understand.
Optimizing your text for SEO isn't the only way to make your blog more visible. Updating frequently, sharing your blog on various forms of social media, and linking to your blog on blog contributing sites all help your page get noticed. If you still need assistance increasing your visibility, you can always attend blogging school, ask advise from other professional bloggers, read up on the internet, or simply keep practicing.  
Writing a blog can be a fulfilling and enjoyable hobby or career, but what makes it even more enjoyable is knowing others are reading and learning from your content. So get out there, start blogging, and share your thoughts with the world. 

How To Come Up With an Ideal Blog Tittle

Selecting a tittle for your personal blog can be a tough decision ,especially true for those who have never done blogging before. You would want to come up with a creative,professional and intriguing tittle for your blog. You would want it to explain as much as possible what you blog is about and let it capture the attention of your readers. Yet what are the factors that make a blog tittle stand out among the rest?

If you have chosen a good blog title, this is going to help you improve the traffic to your blog that you get from your readers. Continue reading so that you can discover how you can select the right name for your blog.

Develop your own checklist. When you are choosing a personal blog title for yourself, you would want the tittle to be as unique and original as possible, let your readers know what it is about ,grab their attention and include the correct keywords for search engine to latch on. Ensure that you have secured these points when you are considering your personal blog tittle.

Jot down blog names. Make a list of the possible names that you would like to use in a blank piece of paper when choosing a tittle. Go for a walk from the list of names for  a few hours and come back. Input some ideas before walking away once more for an hour and then come back to read it over and select the tittle that sounds most appealing to you.

Browse advertisement related to your blog topic. This trick will help you come up with a personal blog tittle that is good for you. Visit a blog that is related to your topic and then browse their ads. Read through them and if there is a keyword that inspires you, jot it down. Eventually, you will have handful of keywords that you can choose from in order to make  your own blog tittle. You just have to be creative! 

 You value their opinion for check them out. This someone could be a relative,friend or partner in life. It is even possible to ask a professional blogger what their ideas are when it comes to new personal Blog titles.

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