Studies reveal that 70% of the traffic you get from online searches comes from longtail keywords with four words or more. Blogs help you figure out what other subjects you should write about to get even more visitors through search engines.
Now, let’s talk about the SEO (Search Engine Optimization) aspect. Updated content is like a magnet for search engines. When your website regularly publishes fresh content, search engines crawl it more often. Think of this as search engines checking out your website to see if there’s anything new. When they find updated content, they re-index it, and this can lead to other pages on your site getting re-indexed too. Translation: improved SEO for your entire website.
Before we even start creating content, we think about why we’re doing it. What’s the goal of each piece of content? Your audience will be at different stages, and your content should reflect that. For example, if you run a fitness blog, your goals might include getting new visitors, encouraging sign-ups for a fitness challenge, and eventually converting participants into paid subscribers. We also conduct thorough keyword research to understand what your audience is searching for and incorporate those keywords into your content to improve search engine visibility.
If your website isn't delivering the results you expect or if your potential customers can't find you for the products or services you offer, it's high time to rethink your keyword strategy. Read our blog to find out more.