One of the best ways to bring search engine traffic to your site is to develop content for your blog.
The more content you have, the more potential your website has for getting found for targeted keywords.
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Many experts would have you believe that SEO is dead especially with recent algorithm changes such as the Google Panda and Penguin update.
However, what these updates actually did was level the playing field. Those websites which published low quality content or engaged in questionable tactics have seen significant drops in their rankings and traffic.
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SEO content writing is more than just writing content for the search engines.
In recent years, this type of writing has received a bad reputation and it’s not too hard to see why.
Search engine updates such as the most recent Google Panda were implemented with one purpose: To eliminate low quality results.
According to the Wikipedia page linked above, “The change aimed to lower the rank of ‘low-quality sites’ or ‘thin sites’, and return higher-quality sites near the top of the search results.”
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Content drives search engine traffic.
Online marketing starts with choosing the right keywords and then delivering on that content. Whether you own a product or have a service that you are interested in selling online, writing SEO content is simply a must, if you want traffic that is.
According to an interesting statistic by Mashable, “It’s not uncommon for 150,000 new domains to be registered with generic TLDs alone in a single day.” Of course, this doesn’t mean that all those domains are fully built but it does mean that competition for online web traffic is getting stiffer.
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OpenCart is easily one of the best opensource shopping carts you can use for your online store whether you have your own products or dropship. The interface is very userfriendly and you can literally get started selling products in a few hours or less.
However, the OpenCart platform is only designed as a CMS for adding products and creating a nice store but it lacks one feature that distinguishes many of the most successful websites: a blog.
You might be thinking to yourself that you can simply install a WordPress blog to another directory on the site (i.e. site.com/blog) or even as a new subdomain (i.e. blog.site.com) but the downside is that the WordPress blog becomes its own instance and there is no clear integration between the blog and the shopping cart.
The best solution then is for an OpenCart blog integration that integrates the power of an online shopping cart combined with a blog module that perfectly blends everything together.