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Often times I find users asking such questions…

how to start a blog on facebook? some go further and ask how to start a blog on facebook and earn money?

That probably leave an average blogger wondering, can you blog on facebook? how do you blog on facebook? do i need a facebook blog for my business?

Well, in today’s guide, i am going to explain the whole facebook blogging concept and how you can go about it in 2019.

First step is,

What is a blog?

according to wikipedia,

A blog is a discussion or informational website published on the World Wide Web consisting of discrete, often informal diary-style text entries. Posts are typically displayed in reverse chronological order, so that the most recent post appears first, at the top of the web page

Now, here is an important fact there, regularly updated with content.

Which means as long as you have a platfrom such as Facebook, Instagram and twitter, you can make a blog out of it.

Let’s check out how to start a blog on facebook.

Generally, there are two ways.

1. Create a personal facebook account
2. Create a facebook page.

Which do I recommend? Facebook page. for the following reasons

1. You can easily build a brand around a facebook page because thats what they are meant for.
2. Facebook pages also come with better community tools.

Do you have any reason not to use a facebook page? let with me below in the comment blog.

Now, here are the simple steps to start a blog on facebook

How to start a blog on facebook

• Pick a niche
• Create a free facebook page
• Invite friends to like your page
• Publish content related to your niche
• Promote your page/posts
• Monetize your page/posts

Pick a Niche

A niche is simply that topic you want to write about. It could be entertainment, gossip, news etc.

See also: How to start a news blog (2019)

For a facebook blog, Best niche would be affialiate marketing because making money would be very easy due to the available methods of monetizing FB blogs.

2. Create a facebook page.

First, you need to have a personal facebook account, if you do, Here are the basic steps to create a faceboom page

1. Visit Facebook page creation
2. Select “Business”.
3. Type in your blog name and choose a category (e.g blogger)
4. Upload profile and cover photo

Thats basically all you need to do in creating a facebook page.

# 3. Invite friends to like your page

Next thing you want to do, is inviting friends to like your page.

You also go to groups and ask people to like your page. The more likes you get, the more explosure your page gets.

4. Publish content related to your niche

After getting a few likes, you have to consider publishing contents relating to your niche (topic)
You don’t need to write hundreds of words, just make it engaging and shareable.

Facebook posts don’t get indexed on search engines hence writing a 3000 words posts is useless if it is not engaging.

Best content types for facebook are photos and videos.

5. Promote your page/posts

Facebook has over 1billion users waiting to digest your content but the problem is, not this 1billion users can locate your content.

Actaully you don’t need these 1 billion users, all your need is a few hundred that enjoy your content.

Now, unlike websites where your contents can be found on Google, Facebook actually aint the same.

On facebook, your posts either get shared, promoted or hidden forever. Hence, run a few promotions.

# 6. Monetize your page/posts

How do you make money from Facebook? Can i run adsense on facebook? No you can’t but there is a better way of monetizing facebook pages/blogs

Affiliate marketing.

Unlike adsense that requires a website with content, affiliate marketing only requites a user base (a few persons interested in your product)

Hence, you can make money on facebook by signing up for a few affiliate funnels such as clinkbank and start making money on facebook.

# Rounding up.

Blogging on facebook is free and easy to start but however you have to be careful not to get your page banned.

read: 7 Way Making Money Blogging (Free Guide for 2019)

Best Performing Google Adsense Responsize Ads sizes for various screens

Generally, there are 3 major screen sizes which are popularly in use in the world, these are

1. Desktop
2. Tablets
3. Mobile

Best Performing Ad size for Desktops

1. 720 x 90
2. 338 x 280
3. 300 x 600

And other large ads sizes, these ads sizes are big and bold. Hence, users can easily spot and click on them.

Best Performing Ads Size for Mobile Device

How to Modify Adsense Ads Size

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Rounding up

Most times getting online is not the problem but how to optimize the time online is, without wasting your time,

In this post, I am going to show you how to create a blog for free and make money in 2019. This guide is well explained and if well followed, you will easily start making money from blogging.

How to Create a Blog for Free and Make Money

These are the exact 6 steps required to create a blog for free and make money in 2019.

1. Choose a niche (blog topic)
2. Find the right blog name
3. choose a free blogging platform
4. customize the look of your blog
5. start publishing contents (pages/posts)
6. grow your traffic (audience)
7. monetize your blog

Let me take you through all the steps.

Choose a niche (blog topic)

Choosing a niche also known as a blog topic is the best part of blogging. A bad niche can ruin your blogging carrier and a good one can build it.

Here are the factors to consider when choosing a blog topic

1. personal knowledge
2. passion for it
3. ability to make money
4. user interest

Before you can write about a topic, you should have personal knowledge of it and your passion should also grow for it.

Such niche should be monetizable and users (humans) should be interested in it.

Check out this how to choose the right blog niche post of mine where I explained and listed the top paying niches in the blogging industry.

Find the right blog name

A blog name will act as the identity and URL of your free blog. If you don’t find the right blog name then you would have a problem with

• SEO
• Users

This is because, the right blog name is the combination of length, keyword, and niche relationship. In that sense, the right blog name must fit into the niche (blog topic) you have chosen.

Here are some useful tips to get the right blog name

1. Use a blog name generator
2. Use your name (e.g Clickloaded blog) gotten from Atavwerunu Clinton 
3. Pick a keyword from your nice (e.g news site) TVC News etc.

Try what works for you and try to ensure it is not less than 3 words and not more than 14 words. Avoid underscores and hyphens in the name (e.g clickloaded-blog).

Choose a free blogging platform.

Just the same way you live in your house, that’s the same way your blog lives in a platform. Hence, it is wise to get a free blogging platform that fits the desires of your blog.

A free blogging platform can decide the look and functionality of your blog because you can only make use of the available tools in such a platform.

Here are the 3 top free blogging platforms to choose from

1. BlogSpot
2. WordPress.com
3. Tumblr

For users of all these platforms, you get a free subdomain (.blogspot.com, .wordpreess.com), unlimited bandwidth and disk space.

Follow these guides below to create a free blog on these platforms

1. 32 must-do crucial blogger settings for novices.
2. WordPress Blog: How To Start A Free Blog (2019 Guide)
3. How to Set-up Your Tumblr Blog

Customize the look of your blog

After creating a free blog using the above platforms, the next step is to customize the look of your blog.

Generally, the above-named platforms, provide you with a free theme which you can easily access from the dashboard.

For blogspot >> go to dashboard >> themes >> activate your preferred theme.

Here are guides to show you how to setup themes on blogspot and WordPress

1. How to Install a Template on Your Blogger Blog: 8 Steps
2. 2. Beginners Guide: How to Install a WordPress Theme

You can also get lovely free themes online for blogspot and if you are a writer check out these 30 free themes for writers and also these 10 Adsense ready themes.

Start publishing contents

Time to start publishing contents on your new blog. First thing first is to create these pages.

• About Us
• Contact Us
• Policies/ Disclamer.

These pages are necessary, and you can follow these below guides to create such pages.
After creating the pages, you now have to create your very first post. This could be a welcome message or anything that fits well into your blogging topic.

Here are some helpful guides for you too.

1. How to Write a Killer “About Us” Page
2. 2. How to Add a Privacy Policy in Blogger (BlogSpot)

Grow your traffic (audience)

As I earlier said, everyone can create a blog for free and make money but not everyone will end up making the money.

For your blog to succeed online, it requires “humans” to visit it and how will humans visit it?

They have to be interested in what you write. So here are the basic tips to grow your traffic

• Post consistently
• Share your posts to social network
• Optimize for search engines
• Build a list (email, push notification, chatbot, etc)

These four tips above can go a very long way in growing your traffic over time.

Here are some useful links carefully selected for you

Monetize your blog

These would be no sense in writing about how to start a blog for free and make money without showing you ways to make money from your blog.

Just as my blog stands for, start, design, grow and make money.

In monetizing your free blog, there are a lot of options you would wanna try out. But I recommend you only practice these when

• Your blog is at least 4 months old
• You have a steady audience already
• Readable contents are available on your blog.

After meeting up the above conditions, you can try out the below platforms to make money

• Google Adsense
• Affiliate Marketing
• Sponsored Banners/Article
• Sellings of products

These and numerous other ways to make money have been carefully explained in this 23 ways to make money online.

Rounding Up

Though you can easily start a blog for free and make money, I would suggest you get one of the below things

1. a domain name (.com,.net, etc)
2. a premium theme
3. possibly move to wordpress.org (get a hosting)

Reason being that, a subdomain which is available on free blogging platforms is not professional and it can instantly kill the growth of your blog.

While a premium theme comes with more benefits, if you are using blogspot you have got to try Goodness or Ismart blogger template.

Thirdly, moving to WordPress would be one of your greatest achievements, because WordPress brings more functionality and customization.

If you are low on cash, then you can try out hub8 free web hosting which provides you a 100GB bandwidth and 500MB storage enough for starters.

Introducing the first of it's kind. Normally we see shout outs of Radio and TV stations. But for the first time, I bring to you. CLICKLOADED BLOG  - Birthday And Anniversary Shout Out!!. Hurray. Its more fun and interactive with this newly introduced feature.





Now you can make your friend's birthday memorable for him/her without even paying a penny. All you need to do is write a motivational and loved filled article for your friend, send us picture and give us a specific time to publish.



You friend get a free YouTube video slideand also an opportunity to be the CLICKLOADED BLOG Personality of the week, if he wins the highest number of page views and comments. As a CLICKLOADED BLOG  personality of the week, you can post what ever article you wish as long as it is blog related, you ask to be an author, you can even earn real cash.

WHY SHOULD I USE THIS THREAD WHEN I HAVE FACEBOOK?

Facebook offers you a quality way to wish your friend a nice birthday shout out but how long will you keep on posting on Facebook? Make it more spicy and competitive. Just so you know, if you friend or family member wins personality of the week, he gets a birthday present from us through you. Meaning you also get a free birthday gift for your friend.

HOW MUCH WILL IT COST?

It's free. CLICKLOADED BLOG  is being sponsored by several companies and with the fund we get, we will help make your friend's birthday memorable and special. You also get to add your photo, Party photos, family photos and lot more.

HOW CAN I FEATURE ON CLICKLOADED BLOG

Its simple. Just contact us on our social media network or on our official email account. But there are rules. Lets read the policy below.

BIRTHDAY AND ANNIVERSARY SHOUT OUT!! POLICY

1. Before you can feature on this, you must like or follow us on any of the social network. Use the social media used to contact us. E.g if you contact us via Facebook then you must first like our Facebook page -clickloaded tech blog If you message us via twitter then you must first follow us via @clickloadedc and also same with Instagram via clickloaded. You can also email @ clickloadedng@gmail.com


2. After posting your shout out!!. You are free to share to other websites, social networks, Forum, chats and any place where you audience are.


3. Use reasonably the two links which will be provide for you both the short link and the long link.

There are lots of guides about how to make money blogging, but here’s what makes this one different:

I’ve taken three different blogs to over #200,000 per year. In fact, the blog you’re reading right now has made a total of #500.000

And in this post, I’m going to give you a step-by-step case study showing you exactly how I did it, starting from nothing, along with my step-by-step playbook for beginners trying to get started.

Let’s jump in.

How to Make Money Blogging (Step-By-Step for Beginners)

If you’re starting from scratch with no traffic or influential friends, it’s easy to wonder…

Is it reasonable for you to believe you can make money blogging?

For that matter, how do blogs even make money? Ads? Or something else?

Well, let’s take a look at exactly how I did it at Clickloaded. Here’s my complete step-by-step process for how to make money blogging:

#1. Choose a Profitable Blogging Niche

• Let’s start with a little brutal truth, shall we?
• Passion does not equal profit.
• Neither does expertise.
• Hard work doesn’t guarantee anything either.

For example:

You can be the world’s foremost expert on square-shaped tomatoes, wake up every morning with a burning passion to educate the public on their vast superiority to normal-shaped tomatoes, and work until your fingers bleed and your eyes fall out of your head, following all the right tactics for growing a popular blog, and…

You’ll never have a chance in hell at making any money.

Here’s why:

1. Nobody but you gives a damn about square tomatoes
2. Even if they did care, they wouldn’t spend any money

In other words, you need a large audience who buys things. Without that, nothing else matters. It’s a prerequisite for everything else.

In the case of Clickloaded, I noticed early on that bloggers buy lots of different things:



In fact, there are companies with 500.000  per year of revenue in most of those categories. It’s also a growing space with millions of people:



The only pVery to to Sherryroblem?

Loads of competition. Whether it be my previous employers Brian Clark or Neil Patel, my good friends over at Problogger, or the gazillion other “blogging about blogging” peeps infesting the social media space, everyone was intent on snagging a piece of the pie. They also had a several year head start on me.

So, how did I compete? The honest answer:

2. Level up Your  Content Skills

You’ve probably heard that “Content is king,” and it’s true… to an extent. A more accurate statement would be…




The Best Content Is King

If that’s hard to understand, think about it this way:

Lots of bloggers sit down and think, “What will I write today?” They jot down some thoughts, doing their best to be helpful, original, and entertaining. If they’re disciplined, they might even stick with it for a few months.

But it almost never works. Here are a few reasons why:

• What you want to say isn’t what other people want to read
• You weren’t using a proven content framework
• It’s not the best post ever published on the topic

Granted, it’s not your fault. Until today, chances are no one ever told you about any of those requirements. You thought you just had to write interesting stuff and publish it.

No, grasshopper. No.

The truth is, having good ideas and powerful words isn’t enough. you have to create the best content ever published on topics lots of people are interested in learning more about. And that brings us to the three levels of content creation:

You know what content is popular in your niche, and you write exclusively about those topics

1. You’ve mastered frameworks proven to make your content more popular (list post, how to post, etc.)
2. Your content delivers more value to the reader than any other post published on that topic
3. You’re probably thinking, “Geez. That sounds hard.” And you’re right, it is.

I personally spent about three years honing my skills by writing for other sites before I started my own blog. It doesn’t have to take that long — I’m just a perfectionist, so I wanted to learn from the best people in my space.



It worked, though. Nowadays, my posts get millions and millions of visitors, not because I know some special “secret,” but because I’m really good at what I do. In fact, I’ll go ahead and say it…

Blogging is really no different than anything else. The more of a bad ass you are, the easier it is for you to make money.

So you want to know how to make some money blogging?

Become a badass writer.

Then the next step is to…

3. Figure out Which Traffic Sport to Play

When you’re a beginner, getting traffic is confusing.

Should you focus on optimizing your keywords? Growing your Facebook page? Leaving comments on blogs? Answering questions on Quora? Creating videos for YouTube?

And so on.

There are a gazillion traffic tactics out there. Everybody says theirs is the best.

But here’s the data:

Pretty much all the traffic for written content comes from either Google or Facebook. The rest of traffic sources combined don’t even come close to competing with those two Goliaths.

So, how do you get them to send you a bunch of traffic?

One option is you can pay for it. They like that.

But chances are, you’re reading about how to make money blogging because you don’t want to pay for traffic. You want it for free, right?

Well, imagine this:

There’s an arena where all the bloggers in your space go to compete for traffic. The number of other challengers you defeat determines the amount of traffic you receive.

In other words, getting traffic is a sport.

• There are winners, and there are losers
• To be good, you have to train
• You need to study your opponents

There are actually two sports, and I’d bet you’ve heard of both of them: search engine optimization (SEO) and going viral on Facebook. Both take years (yes, I said years) of study to master, but you can start getting pretty decent traffic after just a few months of study and practice.

Which one should you focus on?

Well, here are two questions to guide you:

1. Is your topic something your friends and family regularly talk about on Facebook? Examples: pets, parenting, self-improvement, and health. If so, focus on playing the viral traffic sport.
2. Is your topic something people actively search for information about on Google? Examples: product reviews, specific questions they would ask an expert, how-to information. If so, focus on SEO.

For most topics, you can do both, but one or the other will be dominant. In that case, focus on whichever one is dominant.

In the blogging space, for example, stuff about writing and grammar occasionally goes viral on Facebook, because we love criticizing our relatives about their terrible English. On the other hand, you rarely talk with your family about blogging platforms, WordPress plugins, affiliate marketing, or any other blogging topics.

You will, however, search for them on Google. Just as you would guess then, the blogging niche is heavily dominated by search. Here’s a breakdown of Clickloaded.com.ng traffic by source:



The truth is, we pretty much ignore Facebook. The volume of traffic available there comes nowhere close to the volume of traffic available from Google. So, we focus on Google.

I also spend WAY more time keeping up to date on SEO stuff than I do on social stuff. I’m a geek about it. Throw me in a room full of Google engineers, and I’d probably know more than half of them.

Not to imply I’m the best, though. I’m also competing against people like Darren Rowse, Amy Lynn Andrews, and Neil Patel. They’re pretty freaking good too.

In time, I think I can be better, but who knows? That’s why sports are fun. You never know who is going to win.

If you’re good though, you’ll always be in the “playoffs,” for your space, and you’ll get lots of traffic. Maybe not the most, but still plenty.

And then you can focus on how to…

4. Grow Your Email List with Pop Ups
Chances are, you see pop ups as an annoyance.

They get in the way when you’re trying to read. They ask you to hand over sensitive information like your name, email address, and phone number. Sometimes you have to deal with multiple pop ups on the same site, and it makes you feel hassled and uncared for.

And all that sucks. In my opinion, you have every right to be annoyed.

But here’s the thing…

That’s where the money comes from. The best predictor of the revenue for a blog is the size of their email list. Here’s a breakdown of our revenue at Clickloaded comparing revenue device from email to other sources.

The rule of thumb is you can expect to make $1 per subscriber per month. So, if you have 10,000 email subscribers, you should be able to make about $10,000 per month.

So obviously, growing your email list is a top priority. You might, however, feel conflicted about using pop ups. What are you supposed to do?

Here’s a different way of looking at it:

If a visitor comes to your site and doesn’t give you their email address, the chances of them returning are nearly zero. You’ll never have another opportunity to help them.

If you believe your content is the best, and you believe you can help them over time, I believe you owe it to them to be as pushy as possible about staying in contact. In other words, not using a pop up is unethical. A little annoyance is a small price to pay for change.

And remember, that doesn’t mean you have to be extremely pushy or spammy. You can absolutely use pop ups in authentic ways.

But you absolutely must use them. Assuming you want to make money, anyway.

#5. Begin Monetizing with Affiliate Offers

So, you’re operating in a profitable niche, and you have traffic and an email list. What next?

Lots of bloggers jump into creating a course or book or community of some sort, but that’s a mistake, in my opinion. Before you start selling things, you need concrete evidence those things are what people want to buy. Otherwise, you’re risking wasting months or even years of your life trying to push a product no one wants.

The simplest way to obtain that evidence:

Affiliate offers.

By seeing what your audience buys from other people, you can get a much better sense of what they might want to buy from you. If you promote a product and it converts well, you should think about creating a similar product. If it doesn’t convert well, you should probably move on.

In other words, affiliate offers are a form of market research. As a bonus, you just so happen to get paid commissions on the products your customers buy in the process. So not only are you learning what your audience wants to buy, but you’re making money from your blog at the same time. Pretty sweet deal.

At Clickloaded, I’ve tried lots of different offers. WordPress hosting, landing page tools, email marketing software, WordPress themes, and half a dozen different types of courses. Since we sell courses, I pay the most attention to the results from those programs, and here are a couple of lessons:

• End to end solutions sell best. Courses promising to take someone from knowing nothing to making money far outperformed the others. For instance, here’s a screenshot showing us as the #1 affiliate for Danny Iny’s Course Builder’s Laboratory:
• Tools with a clear connection to making money also sell better than the others. For instance, landing page builders. As proof, here’s a screenshot of our earnings from promoting LeadPages:

By themselves, neither of those promotions really moved the needle on our revenue, but they did teach us useful lessons that went into creating Freedom Machine, which brings us to…

#6. Develop a Unique Mechanism

Before you think about launching your own products or services, there’s one essential point about human nature you need to understand:

Whenever anyone purchases anything, they expect to transition from where they are now (Point A) to where they want to be (Point B). For example…

When you buy pizza, you want to transition from being hungry and craving pizza (Point A) to tasting delicious pizza and feeling full (Point B).

• When you hire a plumber, you want to transition from having a clogged, overflowing toilet (Point A) to having a normally functioning toilet (Point B).
• When you buy a course on SEO, you want to transition from feeling bewildered and getting ignored by Google (Point A) to ranking for competitive terms and getting traffic.

The success of a product ultimately depends on helping customers make those transitions. If the customer doesn’t get to Point B, they typically view the experience as a failure.

So, here’s the magic question:

What makes you better equipped to deliver that transition than your competitors?

The answer to that question is what marketing expert Todd Brown calls your “unique mechanism.” It’s a little different from a “unique selling proposition,” because it’s not just something about you that’s different. It’s something about you or your method that makes you better able to help customers than anyone else.

For Freedom Machine, we have multiple unique mechanisms:

1. Get published on Medium — a platform with more than 60 million active readers looking for content
2. You don’t have to struggle with setting up your blog. We do it for you.
3. A research concierge who will do your research for you instead of having to pay for expensive tools
4. Content frameworks developed behind the scenes at Clickloaded to produce popular content
5. A monetization methodology proven by our success with Clickloaded
6. Advice on how to automate everything, so you eventually get more freedom
7. Weekly calls with me where I will help you set up your Freedom Machine

Combined, those unique mechanisms are EXTREMELY convincing at setting us up as the superior solution. Therefore, the product sells like hot cakes.

To be clear… it’s not necessary to have 7 different unique mechanisms. Sometimes just one is all you need (i.e. fresh, hot pizza in 30 minutes or less). The core idea though is to make sure you are obviously far more capable than your competitors at delivering results.

Then all you have to do is…

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A Meta description is an HTML and XHTML element that describes your page to search engines. While the perceived (and real) importance of Meta data has depreciated, the attribute still plays a significant role in SEO rankings. This definition was given by
Word stream and it proves to be the best and simple way to describe Meta description with small words.

Meta description is an HTML or XML element which tells search engine’s crawler about the webpage. Plus it is also picked us as snippets in search result and as description when you share the post on Google+, Facebook,
Twitter and other social networks.

• Also read:32 Must-Do Crucial Blogger Settings For Novices.

How long should the Meta description be?

Meta descriptions can be any length, but search engines generally truncate snippets longer than 160 characters. It is best to keep Meta descriptions between 150 and 160 characters.

What is the Meta title?

The Meta title is the HTML code that specifies the title of a certain web page. It appears at the top left corner of your browser when you visit a web page. In coding, the Meta title is embedded at the header of a web page, above the Meta description and Meta keywords tags.

What does a Meta description do?

The function of a meta description for your page is simple: its main purpose is to get the visitor from Google to click your link. In other words, meta descriptions are there to generate click through from search engines.

CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD META DESCRIPTION

It should be around 135 to 160 characters.

There is no ‘this number is right’ in this. It depends on what Google adds to your search result and how much they want to show. Google might, for instance, add the date to an article, and that will reduce the number of characters.

It could contain structured content.
Your Meta data should have content that are structured and is best describe the entire post in about 160 characters.

It should match the content.
This is important. Google will find the meta descriptions that trick the visitor into clicking. It might even penalize the site that created the meta description. You want the meta description to match the content on the page.

How to Enable Meta Description for Blogger by Adding Meta Description for Home Page
First we need to enable meta description for blogger by adding one for home page of the blog. Follow these steps;

• On your blog’s Dashboard; go to your Settings > Search preferences > Meta tags > Description and click the Edit link.
• Click the ‘Yes’ radio button.
• Enter the meta description for your blog. This will appear on your homepage and other multi-post pages.
• Click ‘Save Changes’ button

You have successfully enabled meta description for your blog and added a new meta description for you blog’s home page.


Adding Meta Description to Each Blogger Posts and Pages

After doing the above you will see some change in your post or page editor. You will see a search description option. So; for adding meta description to each blogger posts and pages follow these steps:

• On blogger dashboard click ‘Posts’; then select a post to edit or create a new post. For adding meta dashboard in a page go to ‘Pages’ tag and select a page to edit or create a new one.
• · Click on ‘Search Description’ option under Post settings. It will not appear unless you have followed the step one above
• · Enter the Meta description for the post and click ‘Done’.

You have to go edit each post manually for adding meta description in older posts.

Lucky you if you’re using WordPress there’s a plugin called Yoast SEO. So by installing this plugin you’ll have the whole thing in one place, all you’ve to do is to start filling the space

If you properly write a Meta description; chances are you post will be in top of the search results and more visits via social Medias. So you can understand why it is very important for your blog. Most importantly it is a vital tool for SEO (Search Engine Optimization)