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It’s a vicious circle - to get more web traffic, you have to be listed high in the search results: to be listed in the high search results, you have to get lots of web traffic. Sadly, the days when rich content alone attracted web visitors are no more.

Search engine optimisation (SEO) is the reason why a website gets a good ranking on web searches. Making a website SEO-based can be anything from legal to borderline illegitimate, depending on what techniques you use.

Among these techniques, writing keyword-rich content, link building and article submission were the most practiced for a long time. This was until blogging became such a huge hit that it gained popularity as a priceless SEO tool for the masses.

A blog, short for weblog, can be created for any purpose, whether personal or business. An enjoyable and worthy effort, a blog can bring you lots of traffic and gives you the freedom to discuss whatever you like. You can have your blog inside your website or completely separated from it.

The content you post on your blog is your choice and you can include as many links as you prefer in each of your posts. If the blog is internally available in your site, you can post links to increase your site’s search engine ranking. Comparatively, if it’s located externally, posting links is a valuable way to get one way links to your website.

Link exchanging is an acceptable way to boost your site’s position in the search engines, but one-way links are even better. Blogging builds up web traffic via two methods - one is through increasing your website visitors by enticing them to follow a link to it and the other is by getting in more visits, it increases your search engine ranking.

Your blog must be informative and rich in keyword-based content to make a good hit when it first starts off. Having your blog within the site increases its chances of getting hits for keywords. Because blog posts are different from the ordinary article format, it might be harder to put in keywords in your posts, but once you get the hang of it, you’ll breeze through easily.

Another great thing about blogs is that people can tell you exactly what you are doing right, or wrong. If you listen, you will pick up ways of making your site better and more useful. You can also interact with potential customers and build contacts, an essential part of any business.