Need advices for my first and new blog. to do and not to do!
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the increase traffic to my online store furnacefilterscanada.com I'm working on a new blog on a different domain. mervrating.org
I found a good writer and will ask for good content to post on my blog. The content will be about a specific keywors relevant to my business.
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about each post, should they always have a link to my online store?
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when a guest is posting a comment on my blog and leaving is url, should I ask him if I can comment on is site to get backlink?
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what are the best things do to about using my blog to help my store rank better?
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how about on 'How to optomize' a certain keyword, can you give a example on how it is use in a blog and how it should link to the site you want to increase traffic?
I guess if my blog can built high page and domain authority and it is linking to my online store often, it will help my store gain a higher PA and DA?
Can it hurt if every post is linking to my store?
last question, if guest comment and leave url and my site has a good D.A. it will be help full to them, but want about me? Is there a way to take advantage of this?
I hope I can get help crom Mozers the me start my new blog with the best guideline and tips to make it a success.
Thank you
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Is there a reason to not post on your own site and build up the authority of your site, rather than put the content on a new external site?
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Hi Jean
I'm sorry I don't have the answers to all your questions I'm afraid but hope this will help;
- Have a look at this website for how to optimize your blog for keywords http://basicblogtips.com/optimize-for-better-rankings.html
- With regards to every post from your blog having a link to your website, the more links you have from your blog to your website the more the link juice will be split along the links. You wont actually be directing additional link juice to your website if you have 100 links over just having ten links for example. Hope that makes sense.
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