Tips On Adding Better Calls to Action In Blog Posts Without Spamming

call-to-action-thumbnailIf you’re writing blog posts and trying to direct readers to buying or subscribing with some sort of call to action, you need to take in mind how to effectively convert them without spamming. If you believe you aren’t spamming, take a closer look at your individual blog posts and compare social shares, comments, and actual sales, visits, or subscribes.

You will see a lower response and it could mean that your blog post:

  • was boring.
  • somehow indicated to the reader that you were spamming them.
  • had no proper call to action

It is possible to spam your own readers in your blog posts. It is often an implication that you are desperate for sales, or you lack the knowledge on writing copy, or you lack enough knowledge in the topic that your posts fall flat. It could also be a combination of any of these.

You don’t have to be deceptive about it.

Understanding How WordPress Makes Your SEO Game Easier

wpseo-thumbnailThrough the years WordPress has developed in a full fledged content management system. In the development of WordPress a lot of things were added, including elements to make your search engine game easier.

WordPress has made the SEO game easier through:

  • Semantic Markup
  • Search Engines
  • Social Search
  • Security

Remember that WordPress is an open source software with contributors from around the world. The open source community also consists of theme developer and plugin developers too. Many of them are volunteers who have made it possible to extend the functionality of both back-end and front-end. Search engine optimization is just one of those front-end functions that are enhanced naturally, but excellent content, plugins, and semantically coded theme, can help phenomenally.

Here’s a break down on each area listed above and how it WordPress has made your SEO game easier.