"Successful SEO is not about tricking Google. It's about partnering with Google to provide the best search results for Google's users."Phil Frost

Have you ever wished you had a comprehensive SEO checklist that you can use for creating and publishing blog posts daily, weekly or monthly?

Did you ever find yourself in a situation where you came across an older blog post or 10 that is missing a number of key SEO elements?

You literally checked off everything in your head before clicking the publish or schedule button. However, weeks later you discovered that the meta description field is empty. (haha!!)

Maybe you are looking forward to the results of an epic blog post or 3 to rank only to realise that you forgot to update the keyword in title and description.

The truth is as a blogger you are not perfect at all, in fact, you are too busy spinning 9 plates at once to be able to focus on one for too long.

I have been in your shoes and I can tell you that it is not your fault that you have so much to do as an entrepreneur.

Some small business owners continue to feel lost when it comes to SEO as they believe that they are not doing everything that is required to get awesome results.

After reading this post you will be able to comfortably and confidently ensure that you create SEO friendly articles going forward.

The goal is that you will get the results your blog needs so that you can finally show up in Google for your chosen topic.

The Anatomy of an SEO Checklist

So, what is an SEO checklist anyway and why should you care? Well, a good SEO checklist is one that does the following:

* Outlines all the required data that Google needs* Gives you best practices for the sake of your readers* Helps you to grow your blog or articles in terms of readers and conversions

Essentially, a good checklist should not only give you the boring technical things that your post or article needs.

It should also include elements that help your reader to stay longer on your content and even take action.

At the end of the day, your content is not on display as a fashion show. It is there to achieve business goals.

Your content is also there to solve the problem or possible problems your reader has so that they can recommend your resource to a friend.
























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