As the owner of a blog you may have realized that through the entire process of search engine submission to writing descriptions of your blog you will always be writing in a shorter form known as blurb. Blurb is a small paragraph on a blog homepage that is specifically written for search engine spiders but still make reasonable sense to human readers.

This spider food blurbs is easy to implement and will trigger better ranking for the keywords you want to rank high for the search engines. In addition to your content for human visitors, you can add a keyword or keyword-phrase-rich paragraph at the top or bottom of a page that will make sense to a visitor and feed the search engine spiders as well. The blurb briefs as much information as possible into a small amount of space. Whenever you have a chance to write a blurb, especially if it is a kind of promotion for your blog you should always make sure that it is nicely optimized with keywords in mind. For instance, if your blog or website topic is about web hosting reviews or blog hosting comparison, you could write some prominent advantage of web hosting provider you are reviewing.

As of creating the blog title, there are also two kinds of blurbs: the onpage blurb that is found on a page in your site and the offpage blurb that is submitted to search engines. An onpage blurb that is written on a web page is ideally about 600 words long, never shorter than 250 words and never longer than about 900. An offpage blurb is about 250 words long and appears as a short description of what your blog is about on a search engine. It functions as a short but concise summary of the entire contents of your blog document.

However the trend lately is for even shorter blurbs, especially when it comes to submitting your site to search engines. Some descriptive blurbs for you site can be as short as 160 characters. Both your onpage and offpage blurbs should be loaded with keywords. Boosting all of your content with keywords is essentially what search engine optimized content is. But be creative and create informative paragraph using your keywords or phrase as much as possible otherwise you would be considered as search engine spam.