It’s all very well having fantastic trending SEO keywords, but what is your website like? Is it a website that people will be excited about?

Ask yourself a few questions:

What will bring people to your website? 

• What do people generally need, desire or crave most? 
• What are the problems people are prone to deal with, on a consistent basis, especially in your field of study, career or hobby? 
• Be selective in the words you use in your titles, sub-headings and contents. Exploit doing-words, action and adjective describing-words, to make the most impact.
• Your personality. How you write and present dynamic blogs. 

What is actually trending right now on the internet?

• Check out topics and keywords on Google Trends site. 
• Can you use any of those topics or words within your chosen field or website niche? 

TIP:  Make a list of keywords… until, you have a comprehensive dictionary of keywords, graded from highest to lowest trend ratings. I have done this, and I must say it’s been very helpful. 

You’ll notice, the mostly used keywords are >> in, free, a, the, and, to, you, of, on, new, for, etc.  

But these are not topic SEO words. It’s important that your research on keywords suits your topic. (Steemit has topic listings.) Higher your keyword ratings, the more impact you make on the internet. 

What mistakes do people make?

Frustrations funny enough make connections and memories. Why, because if people can relate to similar situations they have had or seen occur, they are more likely to remember the conversation, you and your website! 

What is your skill or talent?

If you have a niche topic-theme already, can you improve on how you present it?

• Make a list of associated topics, you could use in future. 
• Add questions to your listed and filed topics, to make more effective blogs. 
• It’s also important to write up answers to the topic questions. Because, one of the reasons people search the internet is because they are looking for answers to their problems! 
• Then add to the equation your talent… Something that makes your blogs dynamically unique, fun, fascinating and dramatic in its own right. 

Which way are you going with your website?

Having a specified direction is important. 

• What events have you planned? How will you handle them? 
• Things revolve: Consider how events will evolve. And possible opinions you’ll get. 

Knowing what you are going to do and how you are going to do it, gives you a feeling you can cope. And with the coming of that feeling of calmness, your imagination starts to flow and ultimately you begin to have fun doing your-thing.  

The next blog is going to be about Magnetic Headlines.