Assuming That Every Blog Post Will Skyrocket

What is your assumption or thought about the single posts of length 1000+ words you write every day? Are you thinking they will all go viral the way other posts of lengths 2000+, 3000+, 4000+, 5000+ and more words do in the search engine result pages (SERPs)? In case you wouldn't know how to answer questions like this, the simple answer is NO. They can't rank like such others.

If you want to improve your content rank-ability today, it's left to you to decide on how much you would be willing to implement the pro blogging strategy. But you won't be able to see any pro blogging result without following the pros.

How often do you check your real-time stats on Google Analytics? Do you check only once in a blue moon or frequently every day? Well, for your information, the pros sit with the Analytics every day checking how it works with their content.

We all expect to go viral with the content we publish every day all because we want the popularity and success but in most cases, it doesn't work as thought out.

Do you want to hear the real fact? Not all the posts you create on your blog will skyrocket in the search or generate hundreds of traffic hits every day.

So, if you must always get bored or discouraged because of this, it isn't worth it once you've realized the truth and are ready to work out things according to specifications by experts.

Use Google Trends to Out-ride Viral Keywords and Topics

A good way out of this problem is using the Google Trends which is an excellent tool that makes you see the most trending keywords and topics.

It's a helpful time saver and can really help you find out whether the particular topics and keywords you're targeting are worth your time or not.

For instance, I was brainstorming to write a post about link building for SEO recently.

So, I made a research for this on Google trends, only for me to find out that the keyword was already dwindling.