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Blogging For Search Engine Optimisation (seo) Success
By Jodie Brittain
Blogs are great for helping to boost your seo rankings. You can use a blog to get a new site ranked quickly and ahead of your main site if you post on a frequent basis.

While the main goal of your blog may be to express your thoughts, talk to your customers in a more personal way or as a method to market your product or services, there is another significant part to blogging.

Search Marketing

Because of the frequency of active the search engines have put a lot of weight on that are purposeful and those that tend to stay on topic.

It's the freshness of content that a search engine craves, and it is the that provide this. The ideal situation is that the blog would provide for tiny oddments of information that over time build up to a greater whole.

But the most over looked element of a blog is that once you've established a regular pattern of posting and you have the Googlebot crawling your site every few days, you can then use that to link to other sites, sub-domains or any deep links that you need to get crawled. While most blog postings may not have direct links to any sites in particular, you could always design your blog with some site wide links down the side.

A mistake made by the recreational blogger is that they don't realize that you can optimise your blog. True, most only have a few areas, namely the "home" page and the "archive" page. But depending on the tool being used to post the blog, there are some places where you can take advantage and optimise for the search engines.

The title of your blog should be thought of as a headline to get the reader's attention - but remember that your blog title is also what gets archived - that way your titles can become search queries as well.

While the main objective of a blog should be to get your message out, don't forget to take a little time for search engine marketing and you should see your efforts payoff in the search engine rankings.

Good luck.

Peter Brittain is the boss of Australian search engine marketing specialists Slinky Internet Marketing. Slinky have been leaders in the search engine marketing business in Australia since 1999.