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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /srv/users/sandra/apps/sandra/public/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114I was surprised to discover through Google Analytics that one of my most popular blog posts is a very short item about how Bill O’Reilly managed to promote his Killing\u00a0Lincoln<\/em> book <\/a>while a guest on “Saturday Night Live.”\u00a0(Let’s be honest — SNL’s\u00a0“What’s Up with That?” fake talk show\u00a0is not on any book publicist’s list of media options.)<\/p>\n Why has that post generated more traffic to my site than just about any other post? Because it’s about Bill O’Reilly and his enormously popular book<\/a>. When people search for O’Reilly or his book title, my post shows up in the search engine results.<\/p>\n Ah . . . the power of SEO<\/a>.<\/p>\n So, when\u00a0my friend with a new nonfiction Kindle Single\u00a0<\/a>grumbled that Stephen King’s\u00a0new Kindle Single,\u00a0Guns<\/em><\/a>,\u00a0bumped\u00a0his book down a notch on the bestseller list on Amazon, I urged him to blog about it. (Kindle Singles are books that are longer than a long\u00a0magazine article but much shorter than a book.)<\/p>\n If there’s a development in your book’s topic or your publishing genre, I encourage you to blog about it immediately, too. Here’s why:<\/p>\n If you have a reaction to a trending news story and can contribute to the conversation, blog about it. Compare the traffic to that post with others and see if it made a difference. If it did — and it probably will — do more of it.<\/p>\n What has been your most popular blog post, and why?<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I was surprised to discover through Google Analytics that one of my most popular blog posts is a very short item about how Bill O’Reilly managed to promote his Killing Lincoln<\/em> book <\/a>while a guest on “Saturday Night Live.” (Let’s be honest — SNL’s “What’s Up with That?” fake talk show is not on any book publicist’s list of media options.)<\/p>\n Why has that post generated more traffic to my site than just about any other post? Because it’s about Bill O’Reilly and his enormously popular book<\/a>. When people search for O’Reilly or his book title, my post shows up in the search engine results.<\/p>\nBlog about trending topics<\/h3>\n
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