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Whether it be a good or bad thing, the world of SEO revolves around a website attracting high quality links. Links make the internet go round and if you don’t have them, well…you won’t get very far. Or, should I say, your website won’t get very far. In today’s post, I discuss a few different aspects of how links work on a website and how you can attract or even purchase high quality links to point to your website. As they pertain to SEO, dealing with links is one of the more challenging aspects. Yes, you might have the best authors who write for your blog and you might have a wonderfully crafted website, but after a while, without any links pointing to said website, it’ll turn into just another beautiful looking piece of internet real estate that’s soon to disappear. If you’re interested in how to make linking on the internet work for you, please click through to read this post. You won’t be sorry you did. Continue reading…

I love the idea of interested folks starting their own blogs. Or even small business owners. Or those who have been blogging on a platform other than WordPress. Whatever the case, to me, the more bloggers using WordPress to its fullest potential, the better. What I get nervous about, however, is that fullest potential part. Through the years, I’ve seem people download and install WordPress and simply begin writing. Their blogs are wonderful, but they’re not truly set up for maximum search engine advantage, meaning, they won’t rank in the search engines as well as they could. With this in mind, I wrote this post covering what the average person needs to do in regards to their writing as well as settings inside of WordPress to rank well. I talk about the content itself, settings and titles inside of the WordPress administration panel, permalinks, heading tags, both internal and external links, and more. So if you’re interested in supercharging your WordPress experience, click through to learn today! Continue reading…