This is a good start to outlining what details a blogger should attend to. Perhaps in future, you’ll write more about the specifics, which many bloggers feel are a mystery. For example, how to choose the keywords and where to use them in a post. What constitutes enough, and what is too much?

Thanks for this information. Its vital for newbies to note. Its educative. Please I need more of this. You may as well explain more features of blogging in your next post. Once again thank you.

Good reminder for those who want to be blogger for years. It is not easy to write blog, amd not easy to think about the very small pay in return of the quality blog being published and payment in few cents hehehehehe, just sharing my feeling.

Well, you can start from every where. Surely it is never late. Even I am counting my self as armature. I am writing since many years, but counting my self as professional, I can never imagine right now. Yes it is still basic things for blogger, and it can be helpful for all starters. And you are right about improvement. Whole life is like learning institute. So it is always place for improvement.

Yes promotion and SEO both are important. One should always promote their content on different platforms. I will not say more about SEO because it is bit tricky thing and different people is having different definition of the same thing. So for me if the content is able to get the traffic on it then it is good. But yes doing all other things with it is important. Thanks for reading.

Yes, we must write for the readers one day its result will come definitely because in the world of words never dies bad leave its effect on the readers’ minds surely. Keep in mind words never die.

When you choose “exact match” AdWords will show you only the quantity of searches estimated for that precise phrase. If you use broad match, they’ll include any search phrases that use related/similar words in a pattern they think could have overlap with your keyword intent (which can get pretty darn broad).

“Phrase match” will give you only those phrases that include the word or words in your search – still fairly wide-ranging, but between “exact” and “broad.”

The web was not made for static, text-only content! Readers appreciate links, as do other bloggers, site owners and even search engines. When you reference your own material in-context and in a way that’s not manipulative (watch out for over-optimizing by linking to a category,

post or page every time a phrase is used – this is almost certainly discounted by search engines and looks terrible to those who want to read your posts), you potentially draw visitors to your other content AND give search engines a nice signal about those previous posts.