Jellyfish Lake in Palau – And SEO 101
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Jellyfish Lake in Palau- And SEO 101
Jellyfish Lake in Palau. Yep, that is what this blog post is about. But I will come to that later.
Before you think I have gone mad, I hope to teach people something in this blog post, actually a few things.
If you are new to blogging, then I will teach you about on page SEO and at the same time, you can read about one of the most surreal places on Earth.
So let’s begin learning about SEO and Jellyfish lake in Palau.
Jellyfish Lake in Palau
For any blog post, the first step is thinking what to write about.
So for me, I thought I would write a beginners guide to SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and at the same time, introduce the most stunning place I have ever been to, Jellyfish lake in Palau.
On page SEO basically means writing your post in such a way that it has a chance or getting on the first page of Google. If it is not on the first page, chances are no –one will find it.
So, once you have decided a topic, you need your keywords. This is the word, or words (phrase) that you want to rank for. Simply, this is the term that people type into the search box when they search for information.
Now, choose something too generic, and you will have next to no chance. For example, the term ‘make money online’ is searched for by 823,000 people a month. As a beginner, you will have little to no chance of ranking for that. Jellyfish Lake in Palau, as you can imagine, is not generic at all.
So, you want to look for something with many less searches. Anything from 300- a few thousand should be ok.
There are many tools you can use but the easiest is Google Adwords tool. A free search can instantly tell you how many monthly searches that keyword gets. My one, Jellyfish Lake in Palau has 1,600 searches per month, a great number.
Jellyfish Lake in Palau- And SEO 101 <==H2 tag (you need this too)
Ok. So now you begin to write.
But just writing is not enough. You will also need an image or two. Not only as they look nice, but Google loves them. But you must include your keyword in an ‘alt’ tag. So when I uploaded the below image, there were some boxes for me to type some info. Simply, I typed ‘Jellyfish Lake in Palau’ in the first two boxes.
Now Google likes it if you also include a link to another page of your blog. So I made this image of Jellyfish Lake in Palau clickable and it takes you to another post. Click on it and see where it takes you
Like my H2 tag earlier, I also need an H3 tag of my keyword. Ok, so here is my H3 tag of Jellyfish Lake in Palau. Notice how it is just slightly bigger than normal text.
Jellyfish Lake in Palau- And SEO 101
I hope I have not lost you so far. Good.
Next, you need your keyword, in this case Jellyfish Lake in Palau, splattered throughout and it needs to be in bold, italics and underlined twice.
Longer content tends to rank better too. So aim for 600-800 words if you can. Once you are done, make sure that you have checked your keyword density. 2% – 5% is optimal.
Now you are probably thinking, I have not included my keyword enough, and you are right, so let me tell you a little of my trip to Jellyfish Lake in Palau.
It was a few years ago, my wife and I were on our honeymoon. I had always wanted to go to Palau, partly coz most other people have not been, and because it is one of the last places on earth not destroyed by tourism (bit ironic I went as a tourist, but hey).
The Palauan Archipelago is made up of many islands, some inhabited, others not. One of the most popular places is Jellyfish Lake in Palau.
We took a boat for about an hour to this small rocky island in the middle of the bluest sea you have ever seen. Once we got off the boat, we had to trek u a rocky hill for about 20 minutes.
And then, out of the jungle, there appeared this lake. Serene, peaceful apart from our group of 20. We were asked to remove all our sun cream as any chemicals could contaminate the lake. Once done, we got our masks and fins on and snorkeled to the center.
For a while nothing.
Click on the image- It takes you to a new page- Vital for SEO. Please like my page.
Then, out of the blue, I saw a small yellowish jellyfish floating toward me. Then another and another.
Jellyfish lake in Palau is so surreal and one of a kind. And the Jellyfish have no sting. No natural predators mean that their stings have been lost. Happy news if you are among 16 million of them.
So when you have mastered SEO, and have hundreds and thousands of blog visitors and in turn customers, take a trip to Jellyfish Lake in Palau.
Here is a video that explains on page SEO again