Writing interesting ready-made articles

When deciding on the topic for your blog post, ensure it is relevant, specific, and appealing to your target audience. Choose a subject that allows you to integrate your main keyword seamlessly while providing value to readers. Use the correct tools, such as Google Keyword Planner, Ahrefs, or SEMrush, to conduct keyword research. Focus on the following steps:

1. Keyword Research:

   • Identify the primary keyword (e.g., “Camino de Santiago”) and perform thorough keyword research to discover related and supportive keywords.
   • Look for keywords that have a good search volume but aren’t overly competitive.
   • Focus on long-tail keywords that are relevant to your topic (e.g., “how to prepare for Camino de Santiago” or “best trails Camino de Santiago”).

2. Density and Optimization:

   • Aim for a 1% keyword density for the main keyword.
   • If you decide to use supportive keywords, you must increase the keyword density by 2% for each supportive keyword added. For example, if you use two supportive keywords, the total keyword density should be 5% (3% for the main keyword and 2% for each supportive keyword).
   • Ensure that keywords are integrated naturally into the content. Do not stuff keywords, as this can negatively impact readability and SEO.

3. Content Structure and Tagging:

   • Use H1 tags for the main title of the blog post. H2 tags should be used for main sections, and H3 tags should be for sub-sections within those sections.
   • Include relevant lists, preferably with numbers or bullet points, to enhance readability and engagement.

4. SEO Best Practices:

   • Use SEO tools like Yoast or RankMath to check for SEO optimization, ensuring your keywords are strategically placed (in headings, body text, meta descriptions, etc.).
   • Include a catchy, SEO-friendly title that incorporates the main keyword for better discoverability.
   • Use internal and external links to boost SEO, but ensure that they are relevant to the content.