Lucrative Blog SEO Tip #3: Timely Posting

Instead of pinging at 15 minute intervals when your site hasn’t been updated, or even pinging after every single post, you can actually get better results if you update or ping just once during one of three sweet spots in day. Here’s one that you can use today.

Check your web site statistics. If you’re getting spidered every two weeks or even monthly, you can increase your number of spider visits by blogging on anniversary of period that spider comes to your site. It takes a bit of monitoring, but you can often predict when date of your last spider visit was.

An even faster way is to ping at a time when spider is reading a page that carries your update. (This is a little harder to explain, as I’ve mentioned, but I have a resource that explains this process in-depth at my site.)

Lucrative Blog SEO Tip #4: Get Linked

Turn on your site feed(s) and use them to promote your blog. Robin Good’s guide can get you some great one way links.

If you sparingly include lucrative keyword you selected in tip two in your title and description, all those link backs will contain keyword term you most want attention for, which is often noted by spiders as they follow link through to your site.

Once there, if you use these and other tips to skew your blog a little more to search-engine-friendly side, synergistic effect is better, more profitable traffic.

Lucrative Blog SEO Tip #4: Frequent Updates

The more you post, more food for spider, which can cause spider to react by splitting up its job into several visits, whereupon you have even more content, and so on, until spider just adds you to a more frequent schedule of returns.

For example, my main site gets spidered several times daily by Google, and yet I can go a week without an update with no change in spider visits. This means my pages get indexed more often and my new pages show up faster.

Think of what that could do for launch of your next product. You’ll be happy to know that you don’t have to slave over long blog posts several times a day, all day long to get similar results from your blog. In fact, some blog software will let you set up your posts in advance, so that you can have posts show up daily even though you technically only blog once a month.

Bottom line: A few small changes to your blog can draw more search engine traffic without turning off your blog visitors. Done properly, this gives your audience more of what they were searching for in first place.

Consider keyword phrases that are distantly related to your industry and competitive are on web. Web is full of bad spellers, and they're certainly to use this misspelled keywords, take advantage of that by including these misspelled version as on of your keywords.

If your services are region specific then concentrate on keywords and phrases that are relevant to that particular region, it may be a country, city, or area of that particular city. People in different area express words differently capitalize on this to get maximum advantage of your keywords and phrases.

Stop using “Stop Words” these are common words that are often totally ignored by search engines. Don't use inappropriate keywords. If you have a particular keyword or phrase in your met tag or web page which is not relevant to content of your website, certain search engines could find yourself banned for those engines altogether.