Part of the guide: Blog Traffic
I’m going to walk you through some very basics on how to make seo (search engine optimization) part of your Empower network blog, today. Some of you savvy tech guys are going to laugh at this and that is alright but their are many who don’t know this stuff. So I’m going to spell it out in a basic way for you as your starting out. You will learn How to make seo work …. on page for your “Empower Network” blog or your other blogs.
Empower Network – How to Make SEO – First Things …. On Page
First we will assume that you have already picked a Keyword for your blog post. What I want you to do is pull out your gun and aim for about 500 words for the blog. 500 to 700 is where you want to be. For starting out one keyword is great to focus on. You want to make sure it flows in your text, and not forced. That is pretty easy to do.
There are some important places that the Keyword need to be placed in your empower network blog. First it needs to be in the Title. The very first of the tile. So if your keyword is “Cookies” you would title it “Cookies are good”. Simple.
Now I want you to put in some sub-headings with the “keyword” at the beginning of the heading. These are called h1, h2 , h3. H1 is the Title, h2 and h3…. are sub headings. these are very important ideas to keep in mind for how to make seo a priority in your blog post or article.
Empower Network – How to make SEO work for you
Keyword density is another thing to keep in mind. You want to shoot for 1% -2%. That means in a 500 word article you should have your keyword show up about 5 to 10 times. make sure it flows in the text and doesn’t seem forced and that will be good. The “keywords” need to show up in the first and last paragraph, google wants to see this.
Next we will move on to the “meta description” this is a chunk of works that describes your article. I don’t remember if this is in the Empower Network system but it may be in your other word press blog. You can copy and past a portion of your article that describes this post. Good idea to put your keyword in the beginning of this description.
Empower Network – How to make SEO work in your images
I want you to put in at least one image in your post. Google also reads your images. so we need to put your keyword here too. Here is the little trick. If you click on the image you will see two icons show up on the image. One looks like a picture …it is on the left, click on it. this will open up a window and you will see a line for “Alt. text” or title. This is where I want you to put your keyword and only your keyword.
If you follow these little tricks they will help your Empower Network blog rank better on Google . By now you have learned how to make seo work for you by placing your keyword in the title, heading, text meta description and images. The goal of this is to learn how to get more money. Now go out and write another article on your Empower Network blog to get traffic to your site.
To your success,
Stephen Peters
Comments
Thomas@UnitedDatabase, June 17 2012, 10:00
Thank you David for sharing your tips. I hope they will explode my business 😀
April Marie Tucker, June 17 2012, 11:00
Hey David thanks for sharing this.. I have been thinking to completely trash the email campaign that MLSP gives us and create my own. That way I can share with my readers more lessons without trying to sell anything. Gain their trust and then occasionally share the tools etc that are working for me. I have my blogcast automated for all of my lists do you think this is ok? Any tips on this would be appreciated 🙂
Norbert Orlewicz, June 17 2012, 12:00
Yes April! Do it! The default emails are for beginners, just to get them started… absolutely write your own as soon as you can, just look at what all of the top leaders are doing!
David Wood, June 17 2012, 13:00
Ditto on what Norb says – there’s a whole science to personalizing your email campaigns, I’m going to cover it here in a future training. It’s worth noting though, I didn’t personalize my campaigns until I was already earning five figures monthly. -dave
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Ivan Navarro, June 17 2012, 14:00
Awesome tips! You da man!
Billee Brady, June 17 2012, 15:00
Hey David, Great tips my friend! I’m curious… Did your opt in rate increase when you started only asking for the email on your blog??? Thanks, Billee Brady
David Wood, June 17 2012, 16:00
Yes, the more info you request (generally – not always) usually the higher the opt in rates – Ryan Diess has done a lot of testing on this, and I always look at what he’s doing.
David Wood, June 17 2012, 17:00
Lol – I meant the LESS info you request the higher the opt ins 😉 -dave
Lucas Fernández, July 17 2024, 10:00
Great insights on SEO! These basics are crucial for anyone starting out. Thanks for breaking it down so clearly.
Alina Volkov, July 17 2024, 11:00
I appreciate the detailed steps on how to optimize a blog for SEO. This information is very helpful for beginners. Great post!
Marcos Pereira, July 17 2024, 12:00
This is an excellent guide on on-page SEO. The tips on keyword placement and density are particularly useful. Keep up the great work!
Isabella Rossi, July 17 2024, 13:00
Thank you for this comprehensive article on SEO. The focus on making keywords flow naturally in the text is very important. Looking forward to more of your insights!
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Having sat through years of field training built exactly like this, I’ll say the on-page basics here are accurate as far as they go — title, headers, alt text, density in a sane range. What it skips, and what any training like this always skips, is that ranking also depends on domain authority and competition for that keyword, neither of which on-page tweaks alone can fix.
Renata, this reads exactly like the internal SEO briefings I used to sit through at the insurer, minus the compliance sign-off. Same structure, same confident bullet points, same silence on the competitive piece you mention. Corporate training documents and network marketing training documents have converged on an identical format somehow.
The claimed density range of 1-2% is a number that’s been repeated in SEO advice for over a decade without much modern evidence behind it. Search engines have said for years they don’t use a fixed density threshold. Worth asking where the 1-2% figure actually originates rather than treating it as settled.
Sorry if this is obvious, but if the density number isn’t really backed up, is there any actual number worth aiming for, or none?
1-2% keyword density in a 500 word post is maybe 5-10 mentions, the post says so itself. Realistically doable in the gaps I actually have. The alt-text trick I hadn’t heard before and I can do that in under a minute per image.