1. Mark profile by SEO keyword.

The goal is to tell a visitor “we have what you are looking for” by mentioning a keyword/descriptive phrase, or a pre-designed headline that is applicable to the visitor that will lead to a relevant article within the site. Using the profile option, you can select keywords as determined by a PCG process like “term prediction” or “related terms or keywords.” Also watch for keywords that you don’t want people to know about by having the phrasing change/end.

2. Profile expanders.

We created a list of “suite of features” posts that will show up when you expand a blog post, because we’re looking for engaged and loyal readers to spread the word about the site. If you can make a new post that contains a related question of a question of kind description post within the post, you will be able to make this tool work as a self-serve feature.

3. Choose your blog post by current popularity.

If you are looking for the most popular content on the blog page, in all the markets you need to target for your website, you will need to visit a site like Google Blog Search. Choose a piece of content you’re currently publishing, and see if the post makes it in the top 20 of most updated blog posts. If not, close this window and go to the next option above.

4. Create query keywords.

What do you want people to know about you? Use the keyword/descriptive phrase above to tell them what you have to offer. The only thing different about this ranking tool is that you can now provide an exact explanation for why the specific text in the page is relevant to your search goal.

5. Create page search.

You want to create search queries to sort through your bookmarks, image or directory. Just press the second option, followed by the query you want to be located in.

6. Create multiple headlines for one post.

This is a great option to create multiple headlines for a single page. If you’re looking for links to related search results, and you can determine the origin of the linked site, set the headline accordingly. As an example, this is a page on the The Global Space Industry website and its related keyword is “Global Space Industry”. Hit the three options, and you will be able to choose whether or not to use the search results as a top search result.

This is a great option to use if you only want to display search results that reflect your site’s topics. You can set up advanced search settings where you can quickly and easily create articles for multiple keywords within a blog post with several headlines.