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Been reviewing dozens of SEO blogs in the past few weeks and came up with some ideas to relate to the Web authors marketing seo blog, and online articles on other topics.
Reflect on those 7 questions, act and spike ever more attention to your SEO writing.

1. What’s the trend? – With so much search marketing information hanging throughout the Web, we are more than ever in demand of content that organizes itself nicely into our overwhelmed brains. Trend tracing posts are one way of making our online reading experience more to-the-point, you may try to use seo tools. Readers do not have time to spare for reading 400 pages on, say, onpage optimization white papers. “What’s the bottom line?” “What’s the big picture?” – these are the questions we often mentally ask ourselves while reading SEO blogs. So do not ruminate over single facts. Alternatively, center on patterns, contrast one relevant issue with another, and your SEO blog content will get noticed.

2. Is your writing alive? – Why do readers go back to the same SEO blog over and over? Because they are offered a interesting experience every time. Successful SEO authors create copy that pulsates with vigor. That’s a blend of images, videos, tables -elements that make copy alive. But your words matter just as much. Do they have purpose attached to them or are they senseless gibberish?

3. Do you do your research? It’s unbelievable how many terribly researched SEO blog articles surface out on the WorldWideWeb. Disregard this advice if you are a hardened search marketing guru with over 15 years of SEM experience under your belt. The rest of the guys writing to seo forums: do your homework. Fun content is great but people also want to learn. Share some SEO advice, discuss interesting research publications or books. And remember to link up to your sources.

4. Are you showing off? Ask this question each time you are about to make your SEO blog post public. A humorous quip that is popular in your region may be offensive or misunderstood by readers coming from miles away. Same goes for jargon and flashy words used in 17th century novels. These reveal your aptitude, no doubt about that, but they may also hurt you readers. Try writing simply without sounding mundane.

5. Are you organizing your content? Organize your SEO blog content in a way that makes readers perceive information easily. Lists, headlines, paragraphs (3-5 lines max), no run-on sentences, bold fonts, unique page design. Is your SEO blog logically defined into sections? Are you interlinking your writing so that readers seamlessly transition from one SEO blog post to the next?

6. Who are you? Prominent bloggers lure in readers by revealing a bit of their character. Your life-changing experiences, places and individuals that left an imprint on you could help add life to your SEO blog and elevate your credibility as interesting human with a family, ambitions and whatever else you add to the picture.

7. Do you socialize? Leading bloggers have a high readership. Make it painless for your SEO blog readers to interact with you. Facilitate debates, reply to comments, answer questions, enable feed subscriptions. Not to sound outdone, make it possible to disseminate your articles in social networks, and use MySpace, Delicious and what-have-you to share news about your SEO blog and keep your readers in the loop.

Best of luck writing and hope your personal site turns into the ultimate ruler on the Web.