Blogposts and Google Rankings
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I'm pretty new to all of this, my new website is starting to come along nicely in the SERPs, now appear on page 4 for my main key phrases were I didn't appear last week at all.
I'm now on a mission to get myself ranked higher but my website is pretty much done... apart from the ongoing blogposts that I need to add, I'm a wedding photographer so every shoot is going on to it.
My question, my blogposts aren't necessarily targeting my main key phrase, it might be mentioned once or twice but ultimately it'll most likely be the venue that steals the targeting. By adding the blogposts (I still have 36 to do) and using my keyphrase sparing, will this help to elevate me from page 4 in google?
I know that I still need to build backlinks etc to but just something I can't seem to find an answer for on google hehe.
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In these blog posts you can link to your homepage using the anchor texts that include the targeted keywords. This is known as internal linking and is also one of the many ranking factors.
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