Write a great headline: A well-written blog

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Write a great headline: A well-written blog headline can attract readers, help you rank higher in search results, and even encourage higher clickthrough rates on your article than your competitors’ search results. Plus, your headline is an opportunity to tell the story of what your blog post will help readers accomplish.
Use the correct heading tags: Properly use the heading sizes afghanistan telemarketing data in your WordPress editor. Heading 1 (also known as an H1) should only be used once and is reserved for your title up top. Use heading 2 for your highest-level main topic points, and headings 3-6 should be utilized for subheaders to break up ideas throughout the rest of your content. Using the right headers can help Google identify what your blog post is about and send the right readers to your blog.
Choose smart URL slugs: Your URL (or URL slug) is the portion of a particular blog post’s permalink that’s unique for that post (see the screenshot below). Your URL slug is the part of your permalink after your domain extension. So, for example, with the URL “ryrob.com/blog-seo,” the bold part is the slug. Your main keywords should be included in the slug, but you don’t need to include unnecessary filler words. You can see what I mean with this example right here:
Screenshot Example of a URL Slug (to Demonstrate SEO Best Practices as a Blogging Skill)
I have “make-money-blogging” as my URL slug, but removed the extra words like “how” and “ to” because they’re not my exact target keywords—and longer URLs can sometimes be frowned upon.

Use links to help boost your SEO rankings: From an on-page SEO perspective, internal links (links you add within your blog posts that encourage readers to click through and read other blog posts across your site) are a crucial signal to send to search engines like Google—telling them that a particular article is somehow related to the one at hand, and boosting the visibility of more content. External links from authoritative websites, ideally in the form of guest blog posts or earned mentions as a result of creating standout content, will also be incredibly helpful in boosting your credibility.
Write SEO-rich meta descriptions: A meta description is a short blurb that shows up as a description below your title in a Google search result. If you use the Yoast SEO WordPress plugin, you can easily add a meta description to your blog posts. This is what it looks like in my editor:
Writing a Meta Description (Screenshot)
This is what your meta description (and meta title) will look like as a Google search result: