ViewTrakr WTI Blog Posts

Here is the body of the blog post. Put your content here. It’s good to have at least 250 words in a blog post. 400 is even better. It’s also a good idea to put some of your important keywords in the content and make the keyword BOLD. You can also put the keyword in italics.

It’s good to understand some of the basic elements of HTML. When you start using a WordPress Blog you can post that content in the WYSIWYG side “What You See Is What You Get”… But you can also use the “TEXT” tab which is actually meant for posting HTML.”

When you post in the WYSIWIG side, it automatically translates your standard text into paragraphs, as well as your BOLD, ITALICS, and UNDERLINES in HTML tags on the TEXT page. It also translates all your headings (HEADING 1, HEADING 2, HEADING 3) into HTML on the TEXT side.

Special Effects For ViewTrakr Pages

We do something special with the ViewTrakr Page on WTI. We use DIV tags and IFRAME tags to EMBED an entire Viewtrakr page into the WTI Blog Post. We do this because we want people to see the blog post and the Viewtrakr Page ranking on Google for our chosen ViewTrakr KeyWord Phrase.

We also include a link to our ViewTrakr page that you see below in order to allow the search engine spiders and crawlers to find the link and crawl it so they can index the actual ViewTrakr page more quickly. Every time you post a blog post on WTI it automatically gets sent to GOOGLE and BING in the form of an updated “SITEMAP.XML file”, but each post is also sent out to multiple PING sites that get crawled on a regular basis by search engines from all over the web.

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The div tags above work with predefined CSS Styles to properly size according to the device on which they are displayed. That includes Mobile devices with small screens. The WTI website is a fulyl responsive and sizeable website that displays well on mobile devices and low resolutions.

The code inside the IFRAME tags is the standard code for displaying external content inside your page. We have determined that a ViewTrakr Page displays best on WTI blog posts (FULL WIDTH) of 1100 and height of 750 pixels. All you really have to do is copy the whole post here and change out the numbers for your ViewTrakr post and change out the content above and below however you would like it to diplsay.

You can browse completed examples of blog posts on Work To Inspire to see different ways to publish your posts and ideas to make them better.

It’s also important that we include a picture in the blog post, so that we can use the “ALT TEXT” field to include our keywords in one more way inside the post content. Search Engines look at pictures as well and index them for search engine results. In order to get the picture like below to display automatically in the blog roll at full size it’s important to put a nice large picture into the Featured Image section of the blog post.

You can also link every single picture on your blog post to be a hotlink for your ViewTrakr registration or to your ViewTrakr page. It’s totally up to you where the links get sent. So let’s talk about what links look like as well, in WordPress and in HTML.

When you post a new post on the Work To Inspire Blog, it automatically posts to several Social Networks associated with the Work To Inspire website. Think of WTI as a syndication platform for your content. You can also check the pictures checkbox in the TOP RIGHT of your post for each picture you want to be pushed out to PINTEREST. It’s not automated quite yet. But it is one simple step. Of course additionally you can post links to your post on your own social networks by using the social network icons above your posted blog on Work To Inspire.

Be sure to choose a category on the right (I.E. ViewTrakr), and scroll down to fill out the ALL IN ONE SEO PACK section.  That will give your post a title, description and keywords that match your desired keyword phrases which will be crawled and indexed by the Search Engine crawlers and displayed in Search Engine Results. Notice the Preview Snippet.

I always fill out my blog keywords first with commas separating the words or phrases, then I copy and paste those keywords to my tags section of the blog post. Then click ADD and that part is done, which saves you that much more time retyping them in again.

You may want to finish your post with some closing information about how to contact you, how awesome your business and/or team is, or anything you like?

ViewTrakr WTI Blog Posts