SEO Components

 Words of Worth

    Everyone knows that words hold weight. What you say has a direct impact on the who you are talking to or about on any platform. Same holds true for search engines. Wording is particularly important for matching search to source. There are huge factors that go into publishing online that optimizes your content higher on the search page. Not only do you need stylistic choices while designing online content, but you have to build yourself up as well. 

The number one thing that is important is your online presence and how you present your content. It should be mobile friendly, easy and quick accessible, established ethos, engagement, and reputation with honesty. Once you have built up yourself and the site, you can move towards writing.

The components of search engine optimization, boils down to four things. 
            1. Keywords: knowing what words are popular and effective will boost your link further up on the search engine page. Another thing to think about is what words are related to your topic.
            2. Freshness: dictating how fresh your content is. If it is based off of trending events, make sure it is up to date with the latest information. 
            3. Depth: understand your audience and what answer they will value most. Make it so it answers the question without being too bogged down.
            4. Multimedia: using different modes will draw more engagement and allows for more ways to find your content. 

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As a writer, your content will inevitably be published in one form or another. So, using these components will help guide your writing and make it accessible even when you don't know what you're writing about.
(Me in English 3450).

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