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5 Keys for a B2B Blog That Builds Traction & Conversions

Anyone Can Blog Well. But, Some Conditions Apply!

At some point, we were a blogging newbie too. So, what has changed since then? We learn something every other day. Build or get new ideas, options, new possibilities, and ways of reaching to our potential readers. At times, it is harder to reach a potential target especially if the blogs are meant to be B2B. We get directions and points from our colleagues, and other days, we search the internet and look for something interesting to build better traction and conversions for our B2B blog.
Like you did now!
So let’s cut the random talks out and see what we have learned till now from all the sources and experience, for a B2B blog;

  • Descriptive, Clear Headlines & Catchy Words

Every blog we write we find numbers of other articles of the same keyword. So, which one to click first? What difference do they have? How can somebody predict the better one without knowing what’s in it? How does the audience decide that?
So, the title of the blog must be ultra-specific. It should reflect the usefulness and to whom it may concern. For B2B topics, it is not always possible to find something unique, but try to. Without a clear, catchy headline the chances of converting potential readers into one become slim. Also, it must be SEO friendly, and this brings out our next point.

  • Search Engine Optimization

Each time you publish a blog, a new page indexes. This cues search engines that your b2b site is active and your chances of showing up in SERPs (search engine results pages) increase. Pulling traffic to your B2B website via your B2B blog is not as simple as simple as publishing a blog article and watching the traffic roll in.
Search engines are not the only source of targeted audience, but successfully targeting long-tail keywords in your blog content can highly increase your organic visitors.  Get help from a proper SEO tool. For example, if you use any self-hosted Word Press site, you may install Yoast SEO. An SEO plugin like it helps your website in becoming as search engine-friendly as possible.
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