You can still try targeting keyword, although if you want to keep a natural feel to the site, just write without worrying about the keywords.What about ranking it in google? How will someone find it?
I just answered that question.I will post funny stories from high school, college, trips. How will anyone find them in google. What about social media?
You can still try targeting keyword, although if you want to keep a natural feel to the site, just write without worrying about the keywords.
I used to find articles written by Maddox, the owner of The Best Page In The Universe, all the time. For example, I once typed in "iPhone sucks" into Google, and bam, his site was right there on the first page. In fact, it's still there in the 3rd position.
Using social media and sharing your articles with friends and family are also viable strategies.
Ah, well a tactic that I used on my personal blog (I no longer really keep up with it) was thinking of the story I wanted to tell and finding related keywords.Sorry. I'm a noob when it comes to this. How could I target a keyword since I'll post stories from life events?
Try with the throwaway blogs like tumblr, blogger, wordpress etc. because you can test it before you go fully hosted blog of your own. In blogger you can also generae money by implementing Google Adsense but for that you need to bring in decent amount of traffic.Hi guys. I'm looking to start a blog where I'll post funny stories that happend to me or my friends. I have a lot of this kind of stories. Do you think I'd be able to monetize it? If yes, what's the best way to do it?