SEO Tip for Blogs | Part 1

There is an easy way to make sure that each visitor coming to your blog will stay for a much longer time than it is to finish reading a single post.

And that is:

Using HYPERLINKS to connect your posts with each other.

Making a habit of doing this will NOT ONLY make each of your readers stay on your blog for a much desired longer time.

You will ALSO be able to:

• Save your reader from the need to scroll down to see if a technical term is explained a bit later in the topic. If s/he finds it is not the case, there’s a big chance your reader will leave and not come back. With a hyperlinked text, all your reader has to do is click.

  Upon giving your reader a hyperlinked word, it will no longer matter if s/he looks down at the browser’s status bar to check a link’s destination, your reader is surely staying with you whether or not s/he clicks on it.

• Save yourself some time on trying to expand your composition to explain just about every technical term on a single post. Doing that, may sometimes affect the focus of your topic badly.
• Give your blog posts contextual leverage by letting yourself write posts that are deeply related to each other. However, this stresses the fact that “content is king”. The extent of your utilization of hyperlinks will depend on the amount of published quality and relevant posts to your blog.
• Give yourself the proper stance to explain further a term that really requires a separate post, which can be designed for the better part of sharing of knowledge and information to your readers.
• If your blog site has more than one contributing authors, you can help each other’s posts get read by almost every visitor that comes along.

Bonus Tip: Always remember to add a target=”_blank” to your hyperlink codes to open a new window after the link has been clicked. Optimizing your pages this way assures that your reader never has to leave the original page.