SEO and blogging tips this time are about effective ways to keep the blog crowded even though you rarely post articles . Being a fulltime blogger is not as easy as imagined. Especially in terms of the routine demands of posting articles.
Not many bloggers have been able to survive for long in doing that. Everyone gives up and will definitely meet a certain point of saturation, so that article updates for blogs become neglected. Everyone has an immeasurable activity in their respective world.
For that, special treatment is needed for blogs so that they always get lots of visitors every day, even though they rarely update articles. You can achieve this by at least doing the following 3 ways, namely:
- Making articles "immortal"
- Create and build linear internal links
- Updating old posts
For more details, please refer to the following explanation:
1. Make articles "immortal"
How about that timeless article? A timeless article is an article that is timeless. That is, articles that people need all the time. However, of course it is tailored to your blog's niche. Especially for blogs that adhere to a somewhat semi-contemporary niche type.For example the technology niche and so on. In order to get stable visitors every day when you are lazy to update articles, then make articles that can be used both now and in the future.
Articles written such as "tips for overcoming a computer that hangs" or "how to fix a computer that is not responding" and so on.
Unlike the niche that is truly "timeless", health types, blog tips, SEO tips, and so on, such articles also need special treatment. This will be discussed in point 3.
One of the successful blogs with this trick is Gee Jhon's Portal-uang.com blog. The blog is indeed famous for its fresh information, but its category is mostly posting timeless articles, which visitors can enjoy anytime without being bound by time.
2. Create and build linear internal links
Many bloggers do not care about this. Even if the use of internal links in a post is really optimal and linear, then it will be very profitable, because it increases the blog's pageviews.Actually doing this is not that difficult. Simply write a link that links to an article. Eits, but wait, there is also a trick for this, so that most visitors want to open the link we provide.
Then how do you work on this internal link? This can be optimized by creating separate article guides, without which the visitor's desired information will not be complete.
But each article must be balanced information. Make visitors satisfied reading one of the grouped article guides, and more satisfied reading the next guide / article. In essence, make a guide / article that exceeds readers' expectations.
I see this trick has been successfully carried out by Guideim.com, Mas Darmawan's blog. Even with Guidance.com admin's shrewdness in implementing and building linear internal links, reading the entire contents of his blog is not enough. As if we want more posts. Although the articles on the blog are written in thousands of words per article.
3. Updating old posts
We all know that information is very flexible, it can even change in a relatively short period of time. For example, the implementation of SEO in the past has been different and continues to develop in the present and in the future. Even some of the SEO applications in the past are no longer optimal if used today.There is no need to write a new article just to "correct or clarify" the old article. In this case you want to take advantage of the length of time an article has been published. By updating certain articles, it will also improve the image of the article in search engines, especially the Google search engine.
I often find some old articles that have been updated on the Google search engine. One of the blogs that is quite successful in implementing this trick is the Sugeng.id blog, owned by Mas Sugeng Riyadi aka Mas Sugeng. In fact, this blog is rarely updated by Mas Sugeng.
Those are the ways to keep the blog stable even though you rarely update articles . Hopefully this information is useful for you. Thank you!