It seems that when a concept is important, it gets assigned a color. By that I mean: word play tends to help us more easily remember a point. Consider the golden rule, silver bullet, or red hot idea. I am arbitrarily assigning the color green to your regularly scheduled blog entries. Hopefully green will help you think of “Go,” or “Yes,” or even “Money.”

The more times a search engine visits your website, the more likely the site will move up in the page rankings for organic search terms. It is important – green level important?!?! – for a blog writer to post on a regular schedule. The search engine spiders that crawl through sites are aware enough to recognize new content when they see it. And they can evolve enough to learn your posting schedule over time. The down side to this awareness is that they can also notice when they have returned to index your site and no new content is available. As sure as a steady schedule can move you up in search engine awareness, a stagnant site or inconsistent schedule can move you down.

To take full advantage of the search engine crawls, you will want to have fresh content that focuses in two areas: 1) unswerving use of your basic search terms for consistency, and 2) incorporating any new terms that relate to your industry, your product offerings, or your target audience. Steady progress with these two steps will continually increase your site’s odds of returning high on the search results pages.

Whatever color works for your memory – gold, silver, red, green – make sure that you reliably post website content on a regular schedule. Or if you simply cannot, consider working with a copywriting professional or website writer that is proficient in website content development. The fee for a professional technical writer service will be more than recovered as your improved page rankings translate to more customers and more sales.

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