Use "What's in the News" in your Post Title

I've talked in my blogging seminars about how one should use key words in their post titles to attract readers who are searching for particular terms, news items, etc. Here I am sharing how I did so using something from the news today to hopefully attract readers to one of my blogs: http://myincomesite.blogspot.com/. The trick is to also be "relevant" in your post being sure to state content that would still be of interest to the reader.

Today there was news about Byron Scott getting fired. Getting fired from a place of business seems almost a cliche. I know that there are many others reading about this who share the same fate. With my post I've tried to encourage them to take action and invest in themselves before this happens and/or to take action now if it has.

As the post presents, I've been involved as a distributer for Watkins products in the past and now again because the Internet (and especially the Summit Group's System) has made this so easy to get more production from less hours put in; it truly is almost totally automatic. I present this as a way for people who are "fired" to get "fired up" about life and still make a great income.

My emphasis here though is for you as the blogger to use something from today's news,  edit it and use it in your title (for the search engines and people to find your post and blog) and hopefully gain more hits and loyal follows and even sell some product.

To find what is "in the news" just Google what is "trending now". I have a list that open when I go to my Yahoo email account.

Let me know if you have questions about this. Also, be sure to read the  comments after these posts. I have  a few "students" who are now active bloggers and they've presented their blog address within their comments. Visit them and let's learn from each other.

Make it a great day!
Ter