Everyone wants to blog on Lockergnome - you can make some decent money by posting your articles here - but not everyone understands that Lockergnome, like so many other websites, lives and dies by the search engines. In order to make a killing on Lockergnome you need to do some killer SEO. Here are the top 5 tips you can use to improve your blogs SEO.

1. Keyword Focused Content - Keep your content laser focused on your keywords. While you can write about anything, you need to make sure that your article stays on topic. Any straying from the main topic at hand could confuse the search engines - and your readers.
2. Proper Keyword Use - Always remember to put the keywords of your article in three places: the title of the post, the beginning of the post, and several in the actual content of the post.
3. Don’t over-do Keywords - While using keywords throughout the article is a good idea (see the above tip), the next logical progression - to use the keywords early and often - only results in the search engines thinking you’re nothing more than a spammer. Try to keep your keyword density down to about 3% of the article.
4. Use Tags, People! - Tagging is an uber-important part of a blog. they give internal cross-reference links, as well as links from other non-Google search engines like Tagjag and Technorati. Ultimately the right tags are just as important as the right keywords.
5. Link Back - Linking back to earlier articles that reference a similar topic helps - a lot. Sure, getting links from popular outside locations is important, but internal linking, especially within articles, is also very important and should not be overlooked.

Do you have any SEO tips for bloggers?

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